Chesterton High School - Singing Sands Yearbook (Chesterton, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1957 volume:

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SPORTS ...................... 56-73 The undying school spirit of CHS pupils has contributed in a big way to the development of sportsmanship and building of character. PEOPLE ..................... 74- T3 T Six hours a day, five days a week, one hundred and eighty days a year, CHS hums with the activity of the administration, faculty, and students. ADVERTISEMENTS ............ T32-T58 the mystery of where the money would come to The merchants helped clear up publish the yearbook. as +51 iw K . RWM V f .Jr f ,j fa , K gl. 1 h ' 3-WY V37 ' -V M Y 39 4, up K , , , : fy uf WC Agp-f A lf, Ti .X LL Sk b A 5 1 :V 6 V - dim, '5' v' 5 VV Y -ei' V,7Ar A as ,L '24 5 ' , , X Q , w JV i, ' V I nj .f I V, ' iq, -W 1 , A f gifs if ,- .f 3 Q ls .ff A QTL 'A 1 N i iv f QW. F' www 'v..,,.-r 5 Sli Xi? A A ,- ek V5 S, , fu., lf Q , :Wx f A M, . . bmw Ns. i E939 Q It is 'Q I SCHOOL LIFE The laughs, The parTies, The sTucly- ing, and The rush afTer The lasT bell, These are The Things we will remember. A Typical school life scene was portrayed by The faculty in The Booster's Club Minstrel. ff-f SCHOOL LIFE SNAPS Soft summer breezes-but when That last bell rings, fhey'll be late. Mr. Dunbar aided seniors in making out their class schedules. Sandy Stemp and Bob Gilberrson inspeci their new school books. The mad rush fo class between bells. Our library-stacks and stacks of knowledge Todd Brotemarkle and Tom Bush shuffle Through books and papers before leaving for The next class. Seniors wouldrfr cheat on scholar- ship exams, would They? Al Gaston and Rog Greene shake hands after hearing the outcome of the election. Ron Wycoft and Nancy Hokanson vied for the student council vice presidency. '--', WE HAVE A VOICE Al Gaston and Ron Wycoft look over their duties as president and vice president of Student Council. HGASTON, WYCOFF WIN TOP STUDENT POSITIONS were headlines following the student council elections. After four days ot vigorous campaigning, Al Gaston, senior candidate for student council president, and Ron Wycott, iunior vice presidential nomi- nee, gained victory over their opponents Roger Greene, for president, and Nancy Hokanson tor veep. Highpoint in the campaign was a party sponsored by the tour candidates tor all the campaign workers. Speeches given in support of the can- didates at a convocation helped to bring out a whopping 96 per cent of the student body to the polls. N STUDENT AFFAIRS Winnie Kozy, Marlene Schaaf, Jerry Billings, Barbara Carew, and Bonnie Bishop worked hard??? on Al Gas- ton's campaign. Campaign posters plastered throughout the school were surveyed by Lester Babcock, Dan Zirkel, Judy Shooter, and Judy Anderson. Susan Brobst, Joe Klaser, Dan Evans, and Judy Quade stand in line before voting. What's this? Secret ballot? xusrnucruofifwff! 'f' fs , Jr ,Q 1 5? , bv ii' -is nifty ,pn ,i f 5? . .,,, I N H ,K ' 1 is WE ARE GIVEN THE OPPORTUNITY TO DISPLA F , ergqulst, Howard exhibit singing talent and dimpled knees. Mary Slonr, Betty Smith, Susan Davis, Pat Pearson, and Susan rosh Girls, Adele Waugh, Kathy Carmody Janet B ' s u y Brooks, Fran Ely, Judy Schultz and Barbara Dand The Four Note , J d , ' erson won first place h onor in the serious group. DUR TALENTS i ,, , ,ss , ,, -:L lf , s in-Q pf' Que Sera and lt ls No Secret were sung by first place winner, Darlene Eastman, eighth l'm Just a Girl Who Cain't Say No! warbled Julie Morgan and Carol Pearson in their slinky red satin dresses. Breezily ernceed by Vern Odom and Sandy Sternp, the l3th annual Opportunity Nite gave the students an opportunity to show their talents and to win a cash prize for their class. Winners from three categories, solo, serious, and comedy were chosen by the audience. Don't know what they're doin' but they laugh a lot behind the Green Door, bellowed first place comedy winners, Carol Anderson, Carol Lindstedt, Jeanne Manning, Phyllis Hyde, and Lee Clevenger with Paul Seigh Cin his nightiel and Mr. Betz lat the pianoj, grader. 7 I 2 r 9 r i . 2 I i 5 , 3, EQ Sue Howard and Ed Sreverr were presented by Sherman Buirer when they won the dance contest an Bandsiand Maiknee. Uwe Co I u d Have Danced All Nighr ld- and HoXgrern Gwen x. a sock hop, d nckng taken Eng ar 6 their a Mnerbugg emonstrare T om Bush d Fran EN and Dave Bohhn p cased nex K to cuprd. We: Nancv Scott and Doug par song C Y A ock hgp. COUpre at the Varenhne 5 1 , K Q ,aw Q 451 . Fwy A iff me GAA Chris1mBS dance - ...un , ,,,g,,,f, rg ,Heel we praciiced ifYfE bUQ9in9 eVe'Y noon' Sue C on Reg cords at the Valentine Dance, ampbell and R + Mr. Derz, is fha? vh lem ho pped to Phe re- e Rock and Roll Waltz? WE HAD A BALL AT THE Y Rock 'n' Roll Waltz F X Y The Uf'eUP for The Qfand mafch Overhead at the punch bowl- Did you say SHE is the best Dancer? -TEEN FORMAL 'QX 'gif 1 M,,.,f'-fm 1 X Z3 ,z it Surprised and happy after their selection, Wayne Sovich and Gwen Magnuson reigned as Stairway to the Stars couple. fm I Q Sharon Horton and Marcia Hyde, pose with their dates, Ed Wozniak and Al Gaston. gr X 'Y N Q' li 4 X M' When the music start jumping, we'lI have a ball! -x Surprised and happy after learning about their selection, Bob Hicks, prince, Pat Slont, queen, and Juliet Morgan, princess, reigned throughout the remainder of Silver Moments. UPPERCLASSMEN THRILL A1 1 Couples taking part in the grand march paraded around the illuminated centerpiece. I8 'SILVER MOMENTS 1,1-MJ! W --...Q-1 7 I 7' , hx for V K: ,t We could have danced all night, Why did it have to end so soon? 5 :Fai it vx , ' M Like many others, Carol Pearson, David Bohlin, Maura McNamara, and Roger Greene went To Chicago The day after the prom. Who's Gonna Take You to the Prom? was a hit tune and pressing question confronting the juniors before May 4 last year. Barker Hall vvas turned into a field of blue and silver with a boy and girl rnannequin standing under a huge illuminated clock as the center decoration. About lOO couples left for the breakfast at the Golden Sands Restaurant after dancing and dream- ing. 5 .1 -K MY- PHYS Hall CONQfBTUlBY6S Carol Queen candidates, Carol Anderson, Janet Bergquist, Karen Kieldsen, and Carol Pearson A 1deI'S0f1 Gffer her COl'0f1aYl0l'l- led the coronation dance with their escorts, Eldie Parker, Bob Hicks, Bob Conklin, and AI Gaston. BOOSTERS COMBINE CROWNING OF QUEEIN Miss McKnight gets into the act and applies grease-paint to Dr. Hugh Cassidy while John Wilson watches. 1956-57 basketball queen, Carol And- erson and her court reigned at the Boosters' Club Coronation Ball in Novem- ber. Each class, after choosing a candidate for queen, sold tickets-the girl selling the most tickets winning the coveted title ot queen. Chesterton residents, merchants, facul- ty, and students participated in the Boosters' Minstrel, staged before the Coro' nation Ball. I Lkrwggi 0 Si, ' 7 2 ' ' 5 : 5 ' Q , , fmwm : . V X, A ,f , I . ,, . , , ,, -- efagrmw- TID X' w ' HQWW-w1wx4wWwgmm,,, W Q -mwy -mW,,....,......1 L 1' H '52 WE ARE HIGH SCHOOL KIDS WIT We're typical high school kids at CHS-from the tops of our fuzzy angora caps or stubby flat tops to the toes of our saddle shoes. We like to rock n roll, iitterbug, or just plain spin those discs. We've twisted the English Ianguage,around to suit our own meanings, too. To us, something real hot is cool, and when we dig something, we don't need a shovel. Our diet of hamburgers, french fries,,and cokes may seem impossible, our cat hats, class rings, and going steady hearts foolish, and our ideas of fun impractical-but we wouldn't be normal American kids minus our fads and fancies. Qty Nia ,Y -4 des Seifefff ,vvrf Loafers, bucks, saddles, suedes, etcetera . i fun- . WS' . . I e Erickson are Twin fashions for twosomes were popular with steadieg and Maxm such as JoAnn Church and Dick Crum. Sharon McAvoy, Sandra Szostek, and Linda Shepard model fuzzy angora caps-the rage among the girls, iwwwmg., , issi :JH C? Q. atawfewl' UR TYPICAL FADS AND FANCIES The long and the short of it. Both Marieita Quigley and Get with if, man! Dale Wheeler, Fred Rowley and Bob Hite had real Sherry Ivey wore popular hairstyles. gone hairstyles, u.....v l NH owey' VOL, 9 Collars and sweaters are modeled by Sue Jensen and fo ,he Uys, we Sally Holm. drag swiss? 'od like 'e H +' W W,,Wgug,,,,,, ,AWN 355 l A R V? 5.-12' ENG 1 E 4-usshifaw f X ORGANIZATIONS The mosf fun was working and laughing vvifh our friends. Barbara Carew, GAA president, announces Bob Hicks to be the GAA Pin-Up Boy of 1957 ai the GAA Christmas dance. JUNIOR Y-TEENS First row: Karen Hiser, Rhonda Henninger, Carol Kaufman, Carol Jersey, Karen Taylor, Betty Smith, Gail Dunn, Janet Bergquist, Frances Higgins, Judy Ciulewicz, Judy Zaborowski, Julie Daily, Amanda Brown, Judy Kara, Sharon Hamilton, Carol Michiaels, Judy Meyne, Darlene Johnson, Marlene McMeans, Frances Hollett, Patty Leigh, Molliiean Peterson. Second row: Mrs.. Virginia Bateman, Mary Miller, Kay McCorkel, Betty Bishop, Sharon White, Lucille Chester, Marcia Spencer, Ellen McGroarty, Susan Brobst, Joan Logan, Cassy Jo Miller, Sharon Carlyle, Mary Slont, Donna Dawson, Jean Coambs, Arlene Peterson, Mariio Dale, Nancy Bowdish, Pat Burnside, Mimi Pape, Carolyn Dille, Junior Y-Teen Officers: Judy Tavernier, Treasurer, Carol Michiaels, Publicity Chairman, Carol Jersey, President, Pat Burnside, Vice President, Maxine Erickson, Secretary. Sue Drozda, Joy Peer. Third row: Carol Andershock, Carol DeSarro, Nona Stack, Alice Lewis, Linda Shepard, Pam'Franklin, Amy Manchak, Pat Pearson, Roberta Fuller, Kathy Carmody, Sandra Dawson, Beth Ann Chellberg, Kay Pratt,'Margaret O'Donnell, Maxine Erickson, Maries Sievert, Kay Crampton, Monica Sovich, Mrs. Julia Kovalow. Fourth row: Susan Davis, LaVerne Benson, Deloris Lawson, Nancy Holm, Margaret Hof- man, Judy Anderson, Marcia Oddi, Adele Waugh, Pat Rink, Diane Jeffrey, Sandra Pope, Vivian Draper, Judy Quade, Joyce Lanahan, Lynda Nickel, Bonnie Worthington, Jo Ann Wallace, Nancy Goodlin, Karen Kieldsen. Potato chips galore chanted members of Junior Y-Teens as they conducted their potato chip sale in December. Under the guidance of their officers, the Y-Teens netted about S100 from the sale which was used for various worthy proiects. They were co-sponsors with Senior Y- Teens in giving Thanksgiving baskets, Christmas gifts for welfare, an installation banquet, and a Sadie Hawkins Dance. Mrs. Virginia Bateman, Mrs. Julia Kova- low, and Miss Betty Lou McKnight sponsored this freshman-sophomore group. SENIOR Y-TEENS First row: Mrs. Winifred Weidman, Sharon DeMass, Mary Wucsko, Judy Schultz, Joan Holm, Maura McNamara, Carol Pearson, Sandy Stemp, Louise Royko, Marcia Hyde, Marlene Schaaf, Darlene Swisher, Sharon Horton, Jane Baird, Miss Leona Burrus. Second row: Sheila Mitchell, Audrey Bielawski, Julie Morgan, Vernalee Hegburg, Sue Jones, Sherry lvey, JoAnn Church, Bonnie Bishop, Jeri Hotman, Mickey Koritz, Nancy Scott, Rochelle Hewitt, Kathy Hybert, Sally Sohlberg, Pat Sofrons, Susan Johnson, Gail Howes, Joan Wilding. Third row: Sally Kashak, Fran Ely, Marty Senior Y-Teens is a branch of the YWCA and functions as a service organization. Distributing Thanksgiving baskets to needy families, donating Christmas gifts to welfare, and sponsoring a Sadie Hawkins Dance, a tall formal, Stairway to the Stars, and an installation banquet kept Y-Teen of- ficers ancl members busy. Other activities were swimming parties, bake sales, and a candy sale. Any junior or senior girl could ioin this group sponsored by Miss Leona Burrus and Mr. Winifred Weidman. DeHaven, Joan Rietesel, Carol Lipinski, Barbara Carew, Delores McMeans, Winnie Kozy, Sally Holm, Judy Shooter, Barbara Danderson, Pat Connors, Elaine Smedman, Carol Anderson, Bonnie Meneilly, Janet Schellinger, Brenda Meyers. Fourth row: Lova Charlson, Gwen Magnuson, Judy Brooks, Sue Jensen, Emily Fornshell, Vernetta Blakely, Sandy Hass, Ginny Hammond, Arlene Erickson, Margo Miller, Karen Groff, Kay West, Judy Haas, Sandy Nelson, Carol Lindstedt, Nancy Hokanson, Sharon Halgren, Lee Clevenger, Ehyllis Hyde. Senior Y-Teen officers: Marcia Hyde, Chaplain, Sharon DeMass, Presi- dent, Sandra Hass, Vice President, Rochell Hewitt, Secretary, Sharon Horton, Treasurer, Nancy Hokanson, Historian. Junior Hi-Y Officers: Jerry Meyne, Vice President, Bob Didelot, President, Rudy Van Loon, Secretary, Kerry Lytle, Treasurer, Jim Kozy, Sergeant-at-Arms. Junior Hi-Y, a branch of the YMCA, is a Christian organization made up of freshman and sophomore boys wishing to further high standards of Christian character. Sponsors, Mr. John Brunton and Mr. Elwood Mull, helped the boys in planning their calendar for the year. Activities in- cluded several trips to the Y swimming pool in Valpo, and the start of Junior Hi-Y bowling teams. JUNIOR HI-Y First row: Richard Rucker, Roger Hewitt, Ream Lazaro, Monte Pedone, Rudy Van Loon, Bob Nelson, Dick Krieps, John Holdren, Dick Burton, John Wilson, Dick Parker, Craig Lytle. Second row: Dick Neal, Bert Darling, Ronnie Olson, Bob Nicholson, Bruce Bartholomew, Allen Hankosky, Dennis LaTour, Bob Lawson, Dick Didelot, Ronald Schroeder. Third row: Kerry Lytle, Meredith Fuller, Jerry Meyne, Jim LaTour, John Nelson, Mr. Elwood Mull, Bob Didelot, Mr. John Brunton, Bob Wright, Bob Andershock, Paul Rentschler, Bob Hroma, Jim Kozy, Dan Zirkel, Leonard Griswold, Roscoe Wright. First row: Norman Neier, Ed Mohnssen, Wayne Sovich, Bob Gilbertson, Ron Wycoff, Don Wycoff, Tony Sitar, Phil Arvin, Todd Brotemarkle, Don Darling, Ed Tilden, Kenny Rucker, Leo Deiotte, Elwood Beck, Ross Bradley, Charles Samuelson. Second row: Jerry Humphrey, Eldie Parker, Bob Hicks, Jerry Billings, Al Gaston, Ronnie Gilbertson, Bob Rodeman, George Castle, Bob Lowther, Dale Wheeler, George Blakely, Jerry Goldstine, Jack Zaborowski, Jerry Cline, Ed Stant. Third row: Dick Crum, Darrell Wiesemann, Roger Greene, Tom Lindquist, Tom Bush, Dave Bohlin, Roy Ormiston, Paul Seigh, Mr. Cyral Turner, Dick Studtmann, Mr. Joseph Koss, Dave Anderson, Don Payne, Fred Mitchell, Bob Conklin, Denny Dille, Tom Franklin, Bob Rowley. SENIOR Hl-Y Driving through the year with a scrap drive, a clothing drive, and a candy sale C World's Finest Chocolate D the Senior Hi- Y made enough money to buy two television sets for the school. TV brought in outside events that couldn't be seen otherwise. Movies shown as part of the program at meetings, swimming at the Y in Valpo, and a spring dance were other activities. Mr. Joseph Koss and Mr. Cyral Turner sponsored the group of iunior and senior boys. Senior -Hi-Y officers: Tom Bush, Chaplain, Tom Lindquist, Sergeant' at-Arms, Ed Tilden, Treasurer, Jerry Billings, Vice President, Bob Hicks, President, Eldie Parker, Secretary. SPOTLIGHTERS Sitting: Amanda Brown, Vice President. Standing: John Wilson, Secretary, Allan Wiedel, President, Fritz Kilbourn, Treasurer. Fireman, Save My Child, a one act melodrama, highlighted the year for Spotlighters. Composed ot freshmen and sophomores interested in acting, the budding talent met period- ically to discuss different phases of dramatics. Sponsored by Mr David Pogue and Mrs. Virginia Bateman, the hams were led by Allan Wie- del, president, Amanda Brown, vice president, Fritz Kilbourn, treasurer- and John Wilson sec- retary. I I First row: Ken Haughee, John Wilson, Fritz Kilbourn, Wayne Susan Brobst, Sue Davis, Diane Crull. Third row: Pat Pearson, Henry, Richard Silverthorn, Allan Wiedel. Second row: Karen Mrs. Bateman, Janet Rose, Dianne Jeffrey, Leonard Griswold, Rudolf, Carol Andershock, Amanda Brown, Kay Crampton, Carl Randler, Leland Peterson, Mr. Pogue. Come on, ham it up, shouted Sandy Stemp, Junior-Senior Dra- matics president, to the players in REHEARSAL. A skit, such as RE- HEARSAL, was given at each meeting by several members. All activities having to do with dra- matics count as points toward becoming members of Thespians. Activities for Junior-Senior Dra- matics included the presentation of tableaus at the Christmas Ves- pers and convocation. Sponsoring the group were Miss Betty Perkins and Mrs. Julia Kovalow. Mrs. Kovalow was re- placed by Miss Betty Lou Mc- Knight second semester. DRAMATICS Sitting: Ed Tilden, Treasurer. Standing: Judy Van Loon, Vice president, Sandy Stemp, president, Sue Jones, Secretary. First row: Sharon DeMass, Marlene Schaaf, Nancy Scott, Jeanne Manning, Susan Johnson, Sue Jensen, Fran Ely, Juliet Morgan, Carol Pearson, Joan Warble. Second row: Bonnie Meneilly, Marilyn Highwood, Darlene Swisher, Marcia Hyde, Joan Rietesel, Sherry Ivey, Sue Jones, Lova Charlson, Mickey Koritz, Sheila Mitchell, Miss Betty Perkins, Third row: Sandra Bishop, Judy Van Loon, Roberta Olsen, Carol Lipinski, Barbara Carew, Gail Howes, Sally Kashak, Judy Brooks, Sandy Sternp, Sally Holm, Barbara Danderson, Judy Schultz, Mrs. Julia Kovalow. Fourth row: Marsha Strange, Linda Tweddell, Judy Shooter, Judy Haas, Virginia Hammond, Dave Bohlin, Vern Odom, Jim Ruge, Carol Reiter, Roger Greene, Jerry Goldstine, Ed Tilden, Phil Brock- mgton. First row: Alice Boo, Carol Pearson, Sharon DeMass, Virginia Hammond, Julie Morgan, Marty DeHaven, Sally Kashak, Maura McNamara, Fran Ely, Sue Jensen, Second row: Sheila Mitchell, Joan Holm, Joan Rietesel, Sandy Stemp, Emily Fornshell, Vernetta Blakely, Kathleen Eagen, Shirley Wright, Donna Perez, Pat Meyne. Third row: Judy Brooks, Sue Jones, Lila Swoverland, Gail Sherwood, Margret Vickers, Sally Holm, Carol Lipinski, Marcia Hyde, Marlene Schaat, Barbara Carew. Fourth row: .Jeri Hofman, Nancy Scott, Lova Charlson, Delores McMeans, Bonnie Bishop, Winnie Kozy, Kay West, Kathleen McCoolc, Rochelle Hewitt, Margo Miller. Fifth row: Sherry Ivey, Gwen Magnuson, Judy Schultz, Barbara Danderson, Mickey Koritz, Sharon Halgren, Violet Larson, Mary Wucsko, Karen Groff. Sixth row: Audrey Bielawski, Marilyn Carlson, Nancy Hacker, Donna Clark, Evann Lorenz, Diane Melling, Carol Reiter, Mrs. Mary Dold. SENIOR MADEM OlSELLES Oui MademoiselIes, thought the Frenchman as he watched a group of CHS Senior Girls pass by. Little did he realize that Madernoiselles was the name chosen forthe Senior Girls' Club. R r Mademoiselle officers, Sally Holrn, vice president, Sue Jensen, president, and .loan Rietesel, secretary-treasurer show off their gifts after the Christmas exchange. Mainly a social organization to which any sen- ior girl is eligible tor membership, meetings were held once a month at one ot the girl's houses. Mrs. Mary Dold, sponsor, guided the members and officers in deciding which philanthropic charities. An attentive audience, a group of Senior Girls scrutinize the game of iacks. J 5 i i s i E114 First row: Janet Bergquist, Wayne Henry, Terry Long, Sue Campbell, Carol Pearson, Pat Pearson, Karen Miles, Pat Burn- side, Karen Taylor, Amanda Brown, Shiela Mitchell, Marcia Hyde, Judy Schultz, Sharon DeMass. Second row: Mr. Henry Loott, Dorsey Hampshire, Joyce Lanahan, Jim Haklin, Henry Jacobson, Fred Betz, Larry Lauger, Sandy Hass, Gail Howes, Pat Conklin, Nancy Holm, Sally Kashak, Martha DeHaven, Julie Morgan, Mr. Cyral Turner. Third row: John Kleberg, Paul Wallin, Jerry Goldstine, Roger Greene, Leo Deiotte, Ed Stant, Denny Dille, Vern Odom, Tom Franklin, Sally Holm, Jeri Hofman, Sue Jensen, Fran Ely, Mickey Koritz. Fourth row: Albert Gaston, Bob Lowther, Jim Ruge, Joe Klaser, Bob Rodeman, Dave Bohlin, Ed Tilden, Ronnie Reglein, Bob Gilbertson, Leonard Griswold, Phil Brockington. SCIENCE CLUB After much work and planning by the mem- bers and sponsors, Mr. Henry Looft, Mr. Cyral Turner, and Mr. Ray Edman, the Goldsborough Science Workshop was completed. It is used by the science department a's a greenhouse and as a building to work on projects. .52 L ,Q v , 9 5 55.0 x If ,900 ' wzozsz' Q O 6 .h4.4, Q Q QYAYAQA QQ gill :EJ A trip to the Sci-Math Assembly at Purdue University was taken by the student scientists, Several sock hops and the Fifth Annual Botany Banquet were sponsored to raise money. Science Demonstrations by the physics and chemistry classes and well-known speakers in the Chicago area were featured at several meetings. '- Science Club Officers: Juliet Morgan, President, Larry Lauger, Treasurer, Sue Jensen, Secretary, Fran Ely, Vice President. f zz :tg Woes O ,fi Ji. , W f llllllll A--. .- 7 ! X STUDENT COUNCIL 'M'-I 'V' A 1, X ff-'if iff? 1 - li 4-ir Sitting: John Dresh, Roger Greene, Jo Wallace, Al Gaston, Ron Munro, Bob Hicks. Not present for picture: Paul Seigh. Wycoff, John Wilson. Standing: Tim Bagby, Denny Dille, Mr. CLASS PRESWENTS CLASS REPRESENTATIVES BOB HICKS, Senior AL GASTON, President RQGER GREENE, 5e,,rO, DENNY DILLIE, Junior RON WYCOFF, Vice President pAUL SEIGH, junio, JOHN WILSON, Sophomore JOHN DRESH, Freshman Providing a form of selt government and pro- moting the interests of the school, the Student Council met regularly every two weeks to discuss and solve problems relating to school lite. The Student Council sponsored the intramural control boards, chose the intercom announcers, JO ANN WALLACE, Sophomore TIM BAGBY, Freshman and made regular locker inspections. Several ioint meeting with the Portage High School student council promoted relations between the two schools. The law-makers also planned the pic- tures and layout of CSH activities for a picture page in the Michigan City News Dispatch. Old Members-First row: Juliet Morgan, Carol Pearson, Miss Sayers, Fran Ely, Carol Reiter. Second row: Dave Bohlin, Al Gaston. NATIONAL HONCR SOCIETY Character, scholarship, leadership, and service are the tour requirements for membership in the National Honor Society. ln its llth year at Chesterton High School, the society has new standards tor qualifications. Jun- iors and seniors who have maintained a B aver- age are eligible for membership. The faculty New Members-First row: Ron Wycoff, Judy Stephens, Miss Sayers, Diane Nlelling, Phil Brockington. Second row: Marcia Hyde, Mickey Koritz, Nancy Hokanson, Sandy Hass, Ron Reglein, elects five per cent of the iuniors and i5 per cent ofthe senior class to the society. Seniors previous- ly elected to the society are known as the old members, and with Miss Lillian Sayers, sponsor of the organization, conduct the initiation cere- mony in the spring for the new members. Jerry Golclstine, Wendell Carlson, Roger Greene, Sue Jensen, Sally Holm, Carol Lipinski, Alice Boo. H,,,,J' ,Jr 'HM-. OFFICE MONITORS INTER-COM ANNOUNCERS l l Carol Lindstedt, Sandra Nelson, Nancy Holm, Sharon DeMass, Joan Rietesel, Arlene Ericson, Donna Perez, Sue Jones, Judy Office monitors forfeit one of their study halls to help the school secretary in collecting absent slips from each class, posting the daily attendance May l have your attention please? May l have your attention please? Somehow, no third or fifth period seemed complete unless these words were repeated over the intercom by an Susan Johnson, Richard Studtmann, Fran Ely, Carol Rieter, Jeanne Manning, Carol Pearson, Sally Holm, Judy Schultz, Vern innate Brooks, Bonnie Bishop, Marcia Hyde, Joan Wilding, Karen Groff, Alice Boo, Joy Peer. sheet, and, in general, assisting vvith the work done in the office. Two office monitors are on duty each period. unseen voice. The duties of this unseen voice were carried out by five iunior and five seniors who served on alternating weeks. Odom, Julie Morgan, E E l EM 'H S' e, . 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Officers: Pat Connors, Secretary, Barb Danderson, Treas- urer, Sheila Mitchell, Publicity Chairman, Rhonda Hen- ninger, Vice President, Sandra Bishop, President. if ,145 l L PROJECTORS First row: Bob Saylor, Ron Pearson, Bob Lawson, Leroy Wahl, Bob Belz, Denny Hood, Carrol Kara, Mike Haklin, Mr, Ponader, Dale Crull, Joannetfe Brown, Carol Parker, Quintin Dillenger, John Kleberg, Jerry Bross, Ed Biifner, Ron Reglein, Kerry Larry Kilander, Leland Peterson. Second row: Jerry Bucksbarg, Lyftle, Dewayne Coambs. PROJECTOR 'S AND CAMERA CLUB First row: Bob Lawson, Carl Rancller, Jerry Bucksbarg, Mr. Phil Brokinglon, Mike Haklin. Third row: Ralph Olson, Dewayne Ponader. Second row: Carroll Kara, Dennis Hood, Marvin Kohler, Coambs, Quenrin Dillenger, Jerry Bross. C D L W1 li Q A Q i at 'S' F , A CAMERA CLUB i 4 4- if 5, PM CHESTERTON HIGH SCHOOL ART DEPARTMENT Firsf VOWS Bonnie MCV19illYf KHTIWY Gflfflni SGFICIVG Briggs' Ffames Eddie Parker, Ellen MCGroarty, Diane Jeferey, .lim Cherry. 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Second row: Bonnie Dillon, Joan Weidman, Sondra Cline, Julie Dailey, Karen McCoole, Fritz Kilbourn, John Pethy, Terry Church, Danny Zirkel, Sharon Carlisle, Dora Johnson, Betty Smith, Joan Logan, Mary Slont, Kathy Carmody, Third row: Barbara Beschinski, Eva Bruhn, Lorraine Hammond, LaVerne Members of the Junior Chorus are freshman and sophomore students wishing to ioin Senior Chorus. This year of Work enables them to obtain poise, grace, and musical comprehension, which is needed to establish a bigger and better chorus. Benson, Vivian Olson, Diane Crull, Ronald Olson, Rosco Wright, Danny Evans, Kenny Haughee, Donna Dawson, Margaret Holman, Rochelle Cincoski, Roberta Fuller, Marcia Spencer, Amy Manchak, Susan Davis. Fourth row: Pat Pearson, Joyce Lanahan, Ann Chelberg, Sandra Pope, Meredith Fuller, Bill Hearle, Joe Klaser, Lester Babcock, Jim Collins, Judy Woitanek, Adele Waugh, Janet Rose, Margaret O'Donnell, Sue Howard, Clara Rizer. The Junior Chorus, under the direction ot Mr. Loren Betz, practices three times a vveelcftheir goal is to gain the experience necessary to be- come one of the Senior Chorus members. Junior Chorus Officers: Mary Slont, President, Kathy Carmody, Vice President, Joyce Lanahan, Secretary- Treasurer, SENIOR CHORUS 4 . - S 6 First row: Phyllis Hyde, Darlene Swisher, Carol DeSarro, Carol Andershoclc, Carol Evensen, Sally Sohlberg, Maxine Erickson, Wayne Sovich, Darrell Wisemann, John Dresh, Jack Baird, Mr. Loren Betz, John Wilson, Wally Oke, Sharon Halgren, Lova Charlson, Marietta Quigley, Rochelle Hewitt, Carolyn Kaufman, Susan Brobst, Jeanne Manning, Brenda Meyers. Second row: Sharon DeMass, Kathy Hybert, Judy Schultz, Ellen McBroarty, Delores Lawson, Melanie Yagelski, Don Lee, Larry Kilander, Ed Seifert, John Pearson, Darrell Hood, Jim Walk, Shelia Mitchell, Judy Anderson, Lucille Chester, Sandra Dawson, Viola Hyde, Under the direction ot Mr. Loren Betz, the chorus took part in the Thanksgiving Day Con- vocation, the Porter County Music Festival, the Christmas Convocation, Vespers, and Baccalaure- Jean Coambs, Karen Rudolf. Third row: Susan Drozda, Carol Pearson, Judy Brooks, Carol Lesher, Lee Clevenger, Larry Cott- man, Tim Bagby, Bob Riser, Dale Crull, Delbert Arnold, Sally Kashak, Barbara Carew, Mellnotte Medema, Carol Isaacson, Beth Chellberg, Arlene Peterson, Marcia Hyde, Betty Bishop. Fourth row: Patty Leigh, Nona Stack, Farn Ely, Karen Miles, Valerie Johnston, Margo Miller, Wendell Carlson, Phil Arvin, George Castle, Vern Odom, Bob Wright, Kay West, Susan Johnson, Karen Groff, Sandy Nelson, Linda Witte, Susan Reiter, Judy Hall. ate. New risers were purchased because no step ladder could be tound tall enough for our little director. The Winter and Spring Concerts were highlights ot the year's activities. Senior Chorus Officers: Johnny Wil- son, Secretary-Treasurer, Brenda Meyers, Vice President, Wendell Carlson, President. i ,Eg r J ' il 2 Mr. Shields, sponsor, and Carol Pearson, editor, make big plans for the 1957 Singing Sands. Bleeding in the gutter, workin' on the rim. Losin' all our sleep and losing all our vim. Typical of the plight of the investigat- ing yearbook staff, these words were the theme song before each deadline. Select- ing the theme, laying out the dummy, rewriting copy, and cropping pictures meant hectic days and sleepless nights for everyone on the staff. As the book took shape, spirit lagged and pressure mount- ed-but somehow every deadline was met-within minutes. Carol Pearson, editor, chose Juliet Mor- gan as copy editor, Tom Bush, picture editor, Sally Holm, art editor, and Ed Tilden, business manager. With the help of Mr. Ralph Shields, sponsor, and the fourteen staff members, pictorial ads, two-page divisions, an index, and forty pages were added to the book. HUSTLING AND INVESTIGATING SINGINC Placid and calm, the newly chosen annual staff, Carol Reiter, Holm, Carol Lipinski, Tom Bush, Maura McNamara, and Mar- Joan Holm, Ed Tilden, Joan Rietesel, Sue Jensen, Bob Hicks, lene Schaaf recline on the lawn in front of the school, looking Carol Pearson, Mr. Shields, Julie Morgan, Roger Greene, Sally at yearbooks. W , . gag, un .5-' ,- W, , .2 X -,. A :: , ig Ti a? f 'Q' -f ' W1 fji?2.x-L Li ' ik if 'ins W nw r 2 I 5. eff! Dave Bohlin, editor, posts the assign- ments Thursday afternoon. SCOOP YOU can be replaced l Those stories were supposed to be in last night! Fur's gonna tly tomorrow! Thus Dave Bohlin, editor ot Scoop, ranted and raved as the Thursday noon deadline dangerously approached. Hovveyer, with the help ot Mrs. Mary Dodd, sponsor, ads were stenciled, copy dumn'1ied, headlines writ' ten, stencils cut, and finally, the weekly eight-page paper was madly stapled to- gether. 'K lk ,M ., l x os9Q,fm 9 h J. 4 , , K v 2 ,....-.-as i -Q Julie Morgan Jeanne Manning and Marcia Hyde copyread their stories Fran Ely and Carol Reiter managing editors make up pages 'T it if t M 0 L V I' r k L ? f lines are written Diane Melling, Barbara Carew, and Martha DeHaven operate the mimeo graph. Whoosh! Mrs. Dold enioys a surprise birthday party. Carole Smith, sorting pages, assists Joy Corcoran, Amanda deadline. Brown, Dorsey Hampshire, and Linda Reed, to meet another John Kleberg, Carol Lipinski, and Tom Lipinski write for the Sports page edited by Ed Tilden. ! .1 -5-Is h ii, l ?x,M W5 -sv SQ x N?-Im, -35343, at .swag sa - .i 1,-im, Anticipating an easy ad are Judy VanLoon, Joan Holm, and Gail Sherwood as they watch Sandy Stemp, adver- tising manager make out the assignment sheet. Mickey Koritz, office manager, and assistants Fran Hollett and .loe Ann Wallace check the files. Kibitzers Phil Brockington, Sally Holm, and Sue Reiter help Nancy Scott stencil her ad. af Virginia Hammond mails out SCOOPS to members on exchange 50 lust. Sally Kashak, circulation manager, and Bud Gaston, busi- ness manager are busy punching SCOOP cards. Recognized as one of the outstanding mim- eographed papers in Indiana, the Scoop staff outdid themselves when an l8 page Christmas spectacular and a real gone April Fool issue were published. Eleven members of the staff iourneyed to the Indiana High School Press Association Con- vention at Franklin. For the first time, CHS ran a candidate for officeelxlancy Hokanson for president of IHSPA. iv ai' a 1 . ll fu ,sa -4:-v I 5 r. x W, . . . 5, Busy, busy staff, as the deadline draws nig Cheers for pizza . , . and the Journalism class -r,z ,f vf 3 1 1 s q . , ,. awk ., ,V :S K ix ' ,f,gyn,, A qw .q,,i.,,v MMA . ' z 'Sh Y M L 'I Qs Qws 4 .mu ff, ...M-.. ,-F-Q4-25'Q,'Q b 2 K A xv s iff-.! G , wma, W G.A.A. When a GAA girl walks down the street, she looks a hundred per from head to feet. These are the opening lines of the GAA theme song acquired as a result of ioining the ILHSGAA, the state GAA organization. Highlight of the GAA calendar was Sil- ver Bells, the Christmas dance at which Bob Hicks reigned as GAA Pin-Up Boy. Other GAA activities were sponsoring a group to Bandstand Matinee and a variety show. Sitting: Miss Betty Perkins and Mrs. Janet Davis, Sponsors. Stand ing: Brenda Meyers, Secretary, Sandra Nelson, Vice President Barb Carew, President, Nancy Hokanson, Treasurer. BOOSTERS Give us the maroon, maroon, maroon-give us the gold, The gold, The gold, chanted enthusiastic boosters at both the Sectionals and The Porter County Tourney. Clad in maroon vests and gold and maroon gloves, the Troian boosters were presented The Porter County Cheering Award for The fifth consecutive year. Chesterton's feature at the Porter County Tourney was Troian Dale Wheeler, resplendent in maroon cape, gold tunic, and plumed helmet, riding onto The basketball floor in a chariot drawn by a white horse, that is, Ed Mohnssen and Tony Sitar dressed in a horse costume. Sponsored by Mr. Faye Hall, the Boosters began the year vvith a street dance in October. Merchants, faculty, and students cooperated to stage the second annual Boosters' Minstrel followed by a Coronation Dance. Top picture: Alice Boo, president, John Kleberg, secretaryetreasur- er, and Carol Lindstedt, vice president sell game and bus tickets. Bottom picture: Dale Wheeler and Friend, Ed Mohnssen, Tony Sitar. Boosters give The team spirit and incentive Go Ye Trolans, 6040-0-O! I A ug.: 1 . ., ..,.::., Sk ,.':v , , 'iff-3: A . -.A,A , -v-' ' ,-.: 3 zz. ,.,,,,,,. .,,.. ,W,.,...-..,.-N ,.+...n...,,.ML,.,,.,..-.Q-...f -f W , M ..,,. - 1-Q-.....W- . ' '53 5? Q ,Vi 4. 355: - -1' ' +25 M' f 1 PM ,hm fi X .. . My W 4 235 P ,fx P Him is 1: ,f X i Q- f f Q r 3 'iw 56 :4 Oo ,OO 09. .96q f'dvQ9O 0 3 fa 'W9'045 ,AQQJA 9 lxa' 5 , fki'.I EE., W x 96 , 'Q lo :sts 53,0934 999900 'W??'?W K . , i g f 4 1 S My . . SPORTS Briefly, we love 'em! JyH phyEId Pk BbHk dEdTld p fh p ff d CHS Leading hitters were Bob Didelot, Ron Wycoff, Eldie Parker, Dennie Dille, Al Gaston pulls in another one. Fred Mitchell. COUNTY BASEBAL l i i ' ' ,, 1,1-cl illness? asa 1 5. , .,, , . ' sw , ' 'E-. 'Q V Y.-Q4nl', ,, 7-.ny .. First row: John Wilson, Ron Wycoff, George Maney, Ollie Dille, Don Darling, Bob Conklin, Phil Arvin, Rudy VanLoon, Larry Westergren, Dick Parker. Second row: Bob Hicks, Eldie Parker, Dennie Dille, Fred Mitchell, Dick Dillon, Bob Diclelot, Al Gaston, Coach Evar Edquist. Eldie Parker gives a few pointers to the other Senior members, Al Gaston, Don Darling, Bob Conklin Phil Arvin, Bob Hicks. HAM PS UNDEFEA TED Undefeated-all the way! The CHS Trojan Nine won the Porter County Championship with a rec- ord of 8-O. Eldon Parker pitched a no-hitter against Liberty and allowed only two runs scored on him during the year. Other players that saw a lot of action were Fred Mitchell, Bob Didelot, Ron Wy- coff, Dennie Dille, Phil Arvin, Al Gaston, Bob Conklin, and Ollie Dille, CHS ,e,e,,, e,,e,e l 5 Jackson S .,..,... .6 CHS ..,..., eee,e, l O Morgan ,,,e. .---O CHS.Y,.,.. ,e,e,e 3 Wheeler ,e,e,e, CHS ..,..., e,e,e, 4 Kouts ,.e,e,ev .......,. 2 CHS ,e,e.,. e,e, C . 5 Hebron ..e,e. ,....aaaa O CHS ,e,e,e, ....,. 5 Liberty ...,e,e,e,ee a,e,e,.e, O CHS e,e,e,e e.eeee i Boone Grove ,ee.. eae.,e,. 0 CHS ,,,,,e, .,,,,, 3 Washington ,e,. .,...,,, O Put 'er right here, says Dick Dillon CROSS COUNTRY , an First row: Len Cooper, Roy Ormiston, Bob Lowther, Len Jersey, Pete Coombs, Jerry Humphrey, Ed Tilden, Bill Johnston, Denny Hood, Tim Bagby, Don Wycoff, Bob Winquist, Fred Edmonds Mgr. Second row: Coach Ray Edman, Wally Oke, Darrell Hood, Allan Wiedel, Claude Furnish, Walter Pliske, Tom Lipinski, John Thinlyclads, sporting the first sectional win since 1951, ran through a good season to post an 8-2 record. They also placed fourth in the Hobart Invitational, eighth in the Shortridge Invitational, and finished tenth in the state meet. This year's squad boasted a number of medal winners. Ed Tilden, senior, and Pete Coombs, iunior, earned bronze medals while Jerry Hum- phrey, senior, Denny Hood, sophomore, and Tim Bagby, Freshman, each received a silver medal. Dresh, Ray Crampton, Terry Church, Dick Didelot, Jerry Rietesel, Jim Chaplin, John Pearson, Don Carpenter, Mr. James Gland. Third row: Ted Stephens, Ross Bradley, Dave Holrnberg, Lester Babcock, Ream Lazaro, Allen Hankosky, Bill Robertson, Bob Rodeman, Denny Dille, Jim Medley, Bob Nelson. STANDINGS CHS 15 50 .,,.. c,,,c , ,cc, G riffith 23 32 cccc,, ,cc,,c . Vcscc H obart 16 45 .7 , c,cc Crown Point 18 40 c,,c,,c ,,c,,,,,c.,c,,,c. Froebel 17 52 ,c,,,,, . Emerson 66 Griffith 28 27 v,,,,,,,,, A.,,,, , Michigan iCty 22 34 c,,,c...c.,, A Calumet Township Fourth Hobart Invitational 30 29,2 ,,,c,u C ,c,,,, 'Hobart 20 52 s,,, Crown Point 66 Valpo Eighth Shortridge Invitational 21 47 ,c,cccc,cc, C LaPorte 68 Culver First Sectionals Tenth State Finals Senior, Jerald Humphrey proved to be the best ofthe Dennis Hood and Tim Bagby, underclassmen, showed great ability barefoot. X5 4 ,. , t 2' ' 3 si E First row: Dennis Hood, Ed Tilden, Gerald Humphrey. Second Tim Bagby. row: Bob Lowther, Pete Coombs, Coach Edman, Roy Ormiston, ...M 4 COACH EDQU IST The opening tip-off. Who'll get it? VARSITY BASKETBALL . . . SPIRIT - COMPETITION - TRADITION Many battles are fought on our road of life some won- some lost- but all are met with the smile of champions in BASKETBALL Chesterton's mighty Troians finished a lust-average season with -11 wins and ll losses. ln the opener with Crown Point, the Men of Troy were dropped by two points in an exciting overtime. The Porter County Tourney, again a hope for victory, found CHS face to face with the Portage Indians in the final game. Portage's ball club proved too much for the Troians, smash- ing hopes for a three year County Tourney winning streak. CHS played rougher competition when Gary Edison and Griffith were added to the schedule, dropping LaCrosse and Liberty. The Trojans faced other new teams when they took their first crack at the Rensselaer Holiday Tourney. Calumet Township nudged the Maroon and Gold out in the final game of the tourney to take the' championship. Coach Edquist's Men of Troy sank a total of 523 buckets and 345 charity tosses out of the 22 games played. CHS Waiting for the reboun 6O ,,,, Crown Point 60 ,, , 5 5 ., ,, Wheeler 52 ,,,,,, ,,,,, 5 ,,,,7,,,, L owell 52 ee,eee.eee 5 7,,, Valparaiso 53 5 .aaa aa,a,aaaa,aa 5 aaaa G ary Wirt 51 ,,aaa .aaa 5 5 Hammond Morton Griffith 77 555.555 5555.55555555555.55 5 78 555.555 ...555,,, M errillville 59555 .555 555.5555 P ortage Twp. 695 555555 North Judson 60 5 55555 ,55555555,555 H ebron 64555 ,,,5555 5,,,5555,,55,55 H obart 100 ,5555555 555555. G ary Edison Hobart 72 55..5 .555555.5,,,,.5.., Calumet Twp. East Gary 69 555555. 5. 55.5 90 555..55555.55...55555555. .5 Rensselaer Tourney 42 55555555555555555 555...55 F rancesville 635 5555555555555555555 Calumet Twp. Porter Co. Tourney 3855 5555555 5555 W ashington Twp. 585 5555 5 55 5555 Liberty Twp. 43 55 5. Wheeler 60 555555555 555555555555555 P ortage Twp. Sectionals 86 5 55 5 5 Valparaiso COACH EDMAN Looks like a lump ball I! T 'fs :ll I li fl, X U D 'X X J li -S M x ,fX N L lx' M 5 , l , O si l ff, f 3 lk ,7 X-f, 1.,, K A lk! iff? N K 2 X, 3 2 ROY ORMISTON ,i 1 ALGASTON l ,ww RON MITCHELL In case of a Q ffaaflfflflaf wyilslllljlffllfil. -X F O 'Y '',:fll!1flf'5lxll,fjl,' w ' ll 1-4'?j,'l','Hl.'!,IEfllllyli, tx Y V 1 9 F ax f l Off- V Q lx I, X N l l DENNIS HooD,M9f- ,1 ' ,f l W al , , glykf, 64 BOB CONKLIN DON WYCOFF fr: ha 1 following J f '31 X. fu K , f 11 i i l 'Wx i X ,l ' . 5 I I f L4 M ' O if - f bs 5 f ' 2 f i Z ll DICK DILLON DENNY DlLLE BOB HICKS fl i l 3 -1 . lex i . if ff' ' ' ff! I -rv' fi 1 K if xxx 2 X X X' , 7 3 N ,K ,Ax x it RON WYCOFF N-n.I,,.'s Looks like two for Mitch !! 3 X: ,lf 1. Ag.. .Y I 'qw Li ii ii fillill 1 Iliff fl- .ff wfyg ,Li N xr'-pam-aj BOB DIDELOT I .i 1, lil V x 'l iiam ii.-ffl, . f l 'K PAUL WALLIN, Mgr. 65 JUNIOR VARSITY First row: Ray Crampton, Claude Furnish, Jim Chaplin, Dick George Maney, Bob Winquist. Third row: Jm Medley Dave Parker, Dick Didelot. Second row: Rudy Van Loon, Jerry Meyne, Holmberg, Les Babcock, Tim Bagby. Finishing regular season play with five wins at Valpo Tourney. Bob Didelot was moved up to and ten losses, the Junior Varsity lost both games the varsity for the latter half of the season STANDINGS CHS ,,,,A. Crown Point 42 Hammond Tech Wheeler 30 North Judson , ,o,,,,, Lowell 27 ,,,,,,,,, ,o,,,,,,,,c H ebron Valpo 35 Hobart Wirt 29 Edison Griffith 42 Hobart Merrillville 18 Calumet Portage 53 East Gary East Gary Roosevelt FRESHMEN First row: Jim Chaplin, Larry Westergren, Mgr. Jerry Rietesel. Second row: Claude Furnish, Walt Pliske, Tom Lipinski, Dick Parker. Third row: Dick Didelot, Ron Olson, John Dresh, John In regular season play the Freshman basketball team had three wins and eight losses. They lost Pearson, Donald Carpenter, Ray Crampton. Fourth row: George Marley, Tim Bagby, David Holmberg, Bill Robertson, Les Bab- cock, Allen Hankosky. both games in the Valpo Tourney. STANDINGS CHS 35 28 ....s,. ...-,,. W ashington 30 56 s...... s...,. M ichigan City 25 44 ......, ............ H obart l5 48 ......, ....... G ritfith 40 44 ....... ,,..... E merson 33 44 .,,s.,. ...... E ast Gary 32 44 ......c .............,a,., H obart 31 26 ....c., ,cc,c,s,...,ss, E ast Gary 32 38 ....... ,....., H ammond Clark 34 42 ,....,a .as,,...,s,,v,.,,,,, v alpo 27 52 ....,.,. ......,....... V alpo 27 69 ....c,,. .,-.- M errillville 56 30 ....ssss ,,,,,. E merson Mary Slont, Kathy Carmody, Fran Hollet, Nancy Goodlin, Brenda Meyers, Phyllis Hyde, Martha DeHaven, and Mickey Koritz, who look very fetching in their new outfits, are introduced by Mr. Faye Hall at the Booster's Minstrel. CHEERLEADERS Are you rootin' for the boys? Three nights a week similar retrains rang through the halls as the eight cheerleaders practiced yells. Chosen annually by the student body, the cheering squad consists of two girls from each class. With Mr. Faye Hall, sponsor, the cheerleaders, designed their uniforms-gold corduroy skirts, white sweat- ers, and gold collars. Nancy Goodlin, Brenda Meyers, Fran Hollet, Phyllis Hyde, Kathy Carrnody, Martha DeHaven, and Mary Slont convince The spirit and energy displayed by the yell lead- ers has made it possible tor CHS to win six cheering trophies in seven years. Wow! Dig those crazy knees! commented an observing booster when the cheerleaders appear- ed in sweaters and bermuda shorts. For the first time, they had special outfits to wear at pep sessions. us that bermuda shorts are really the most. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL First row: Roy Miller Bob Bley Charles LaTour Second row: John Kremke, mgr. Vaughn Burnside Chase Magnuson Wayne Wilson Norman McCorkel Larry Kahn Al Smith, coach Third row: Douglas Babcock Bill Brooks George Bush Daniel McNeill First row: Ron Arvin John Logan Don Metzner Bob Parker Michael Strange Second row: Jeff Johnson Charles Babcock Allan Millet Neil Charlson Roy Shepard Joel Bassett Third row: Glen Brotemarkle Jim Hall Al Smith, coach Ken Wallin Fred Coombs Jerry Hill 1154 EIGHT GRADE SEVENTH GRADE XC! EIGHTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS Barbara Chester Fran Howes Marea Jo Cox Nancy Thomas Ove, the Hmdle. Don X owl' C . e-005 ga Denflxl' Bl eaks the T we Make lt G0 ca. Don' Last Minute Instructions TRACK Practice began soon after the annual went To press with the first meet scheduled for April 2 at Gary-Wirt. As this is written, work on a new track south of the school has begun, and when completed will be one of the best in the state. 7 o ok.: like A coo ff P as hy W T he Defe ffl C'f0n9p Relaxing, Ollie? April 2 5 9 ll 16 20 23 30 May 2 3 7- Q- l 4- TRACK SCHEDULE -Wirt, Gary -Hebron -Michigan City -Valpo -Hobart -Culver Relays -Rensselaer Relays -Michigan City-LaPorte -Crown Point Hobart Relays Porter County Meet Valpo JV Porter County Reserve fe -'I 9 - pup MX... And Ove I' Hee Ve! fi A l First row: Carol Lipinski, coach. Second row: Linda Witte, Joan Winnie Kozy. Wilding, Sharon Halgren. Third row: Pat Eason, Janet Koch, GIRLS' INTRAMURALS Although athletics for boys usually make the headlines, a well-rounded program is also offered CHS girls. Continuing the practice adopted last year, girls interested in noontime Intramurals were drawn in at random instead of the organization of individ- ual class teams. Coming out on top in the round robin with a 7-l record, the Blue gals also took the single elimination tournament, beating Brown in the final game. Blue Red A,,.u White , Green Black a,a... Purple Brown Yellow Orange Pink ,,,,,,, STANDINGS First row: Tony Sitar, Gerald Humphrey, Bob Hicks, coach, Len Koch, Jim Robinson. Jersey, Leonard Griswold, Second row: Tom Lindquist, Dave BOYS' INTRAMURALS Aside from the health and physical standpoints, the aim of the boys' intramural program is the participation of the maximum number of players. Boys not on the varsity squad may participate in noontime intramurals. Coached by members of the varsity, the flashily-dressed teams play in round robin style and in a single elimination tournament. White and Black tied for the lead at the end of round robin play-White winning the play-off. Winner of the tournament was Black. Black White Yellow Blue Brown Green Red ,, Purple STANDINGS ,f 'N W as 'K E f M-J' mum' A,- 5, -af if 4 .AwN H Mn' -1 if 1 I I A Q 5 I V Q. -..,,,,.-E, Wx 2.5-f' 1 X ', .fi-75 R U his 8 7 ,,, 9' ff Q S' x af 1 l U 'ia . fi S' ...X in X 909' ,Q 05? S 4 O QQ ' 6.54 Q 7 7g XI I wmv lwmlla 96 439 ob o 9' 'of 9999.36 Q9 . f 9291. , .. M 'Am lulla 1 PEOPLE Album for The friends we Cher MR. DUNBAR, Principal, confers with MR. BETZ, Assistant Principal. -c 't :- as ADMINISTRATION Three new teachers were added to the faculty in the fall, Mr. Charles Allegree, Mrs. Virginia Bateman, and Miss Norma Park. Four Former teachers returned, Mr. Loren Betz, who took the new position of assistant principal, Mrs. Janet Davis, Mrs. Pauline Johnson, and Mrs. Eleanor Murry. Mrs. Ruth Wahl returned to her former position as office secretary when Mrs. Arlene Peterson resigned to move to California. ARLENE PETERSON RUTH WAHL Office Secretary Office Secretary J itsriyti H It ti I i t 1 r . '-wrt is :Q T x it 1 ,Q 354' Other substitutions were made in the faculty when Mrs. Julia Kovalow, who expected a baby early in March, was replaced by Miss Betty Lou McKnight, and when Mrs. Elna Vickers took Miss McKnight's classes. Mr. Thomas Sergeant replaced Mr. Gerald Hundt after he was seriously injured in a collision. JOHN F. PILLMAN M. C. DINSMOORE Township Trustee County Superintendent FACULTY MR. CHARLES ALLEGREE, B.S. Industrial Arts MRS. VIRGINIA BATEMAN, B.S. English MR. JOHN BRUNTON, B.S. Business MR. RAYMOND EDMAN, B.S., P.E. Science, Health, Assistant Coach, Cross-Country MR. EVAR EDQUIST, BS., M.S. Physical Education, Drivers' Training, Athletic Director MR. MACK GOINES, B.A., B.S. Social Studies, English MRS. JULIA KOVALOW, B.S., M.A. English MR. THOMAS LAUERMAN, B.S., M.A. Industrial Arts, Driver Training MR. HENRY LOOFT, B.5. Science NX MISS LEONA BURRUS, A.B., M.A Librarian MRS. JANET DAVIS, B.S. Physical Education, Health, Dean of Girls MRS. MARY DOLD, B.S. Business, Journalism MR. FAYE HALL, B.S. Social Studies MR. GERALD HUNDT, A.B, English, Business MRS. PAULA JOHNSON, A,B. Mathematics FACULTY MRS. ELEANOR MURRAY, B.S. English MISS NORMA PARK, B.S. Mathematics MISS BETTY PERKINS, B.S. English MISS LILLIAN SAYERS, B.A., M.A. Latin MR. RALPH SHIELDS, B.S., M.A. Business, Health MR ALFRED SMITH, B.S. Science, Health, Junior High Coach MISS LOU MCKNIGHT, B.S.E. English MR. ELWOOD MULL, B.A. Mathematics MR. WARREN MUNRO, A.B. Social Studies, English MR. oAvio Poeue, B.S., M.A Social Studies MR. CARMEN PONADER, A.B Industrial Arts, Mathematics MR. ARTHUR RHOADS, A.B., MA Social Studies, Health MR. CYRAL TURNER, B.S. Mathematics, Science MRS. WINIFRIED WEIDMAN, Home Economics, Health MR. JOSEPH KOSS, B.A. Art CUSTODIANS RAY NICHOLSON CLEON MUSGRAVE CHARLES BRICKNER ED DANIELSON FACULTY MR. NICK PAOLISSO, B.S. Instrumental Music MR. LOREN BETZ, B.S., M.S. Dean of Boys, Vocal Music Not Pictured: MISS MABEL MORGAN, B.S. Home Economics MR. THOMAS SERGEANT, A.B. English, Business MRS. ELNA VICKERS, A.B., M.A English I CLASS OFFICERS: Alice Boo, Ed Tilden, Roger Greene, Bob Hicks, Jerry Goldstine. SENIORS Here it was-our last year! Eagerly anticipating all that lay ahead of us, we elected Bob Hicks, president, Jerry Goldstine, vice president, Alice Boo, secretary, Ed Tilden, treasurer, and Roger Greene, student council representative. Al Gaston was elected student council presi- dent over Roger Greene after a short, but hard- working campaign. Puppy Love was the theme of the Fall Fiesta. Trimming St. Patrick's Hall with real doggy deco- rations and making bids with stuffed puppies attached kept us busy. Judy Brooks, Barbara Danderson, Fran Ely, and Judy Schultz placed first in Opportunity Night with their quartet The Four Notes, while Roger Greene, pianist, took second place. Carol Pearson and Juliet Morgan also represented the seniors with their act, I'm Just a Girl Who Can't Say No. Rushing to meet Singing Sands deadlines, work- ing on outside reading reports for Mr. Munro, and practicing long hours on the Senior Play we learned to cooperate and to take responsibility. As the prom, Senior Day, Baccalaureate, and Commencement drew nearer, we realized that our final year at CHS was drawing to a swift close. Advising and helping us in our activities were Mrs. Janet Davis, Mrs. Mary Dold, Mr. Warren Munro, and Mr. Cyral Turner. 5 ' 0 ' ' 1-go-Q-Q si. -law -9-4. 1 Graduating seniors: You have reached the pinnacle of one of your most important goals in life. Having reached that pinnacle and now having had some short time to survey the situation, you find it is not quite like you had expected. It is for the most part a happy time, but mingled with that happiness are also some regrets. You had probably thought that this moment would bring big opportunities, but now you realize that you have been living with big opportunities daily and had failed to recognize many of them. You had expected graduation to be the answer to life's problems, but now you find that life still presents its problems. These mixed emotions which may seem a little confusing and even somewhat frustrating are only part of the broadening cultural background that you have been gaining for yourself and if properly used will help you in the future to make wise choices and decisions of good iudgment for your personal welfare and for the gen- eral welfare of your community. l, as your principal, ioin with all of your teachers in sincere congratulations to you and assure you that we have had much personal satisfaction in having had some part in your attainment. We hope that your future will bring much of the personal gratification that you have experienced in your school life, especially during your 1957 graduating week. i Respectfully, Principal DAVID H. ANDERSON Dave Science stands to gain. Boosters 3, 4, Boys' Chorus I, Mixed Chorus I, Science Club I, 2 lTreasurerI, 3, A. PHILIP ARVIN Chow Ming I'm not going to let books interfere with my education. Baseball I, 2, 3, A, Basketball I, 2, 3, Boosters I, 2, Boys' Chorus 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2. ROBERT J. BAGULL sob Not that I like study less, but I like pleasure more. RICHARD JOSEPH BESCHINSKI Bones Eat, drink, and be merry for tomorrow you may have fallen arches. Intramurals 3. STS! 'tt , ??EI'II i't:'l'iIfi3 ,.w.,ti..,...,1q..gft ,F , ,I Ka: list. - -uvfx 'ZIZQ' I AUDREY BIELAWSKI Audrey I count only the hours that are bright. St. Mary's Academy I, 2, 3, Senior Girls. WARREN GERALD BILLINGS ,Uerryn Take care of me. Good men are rare. Basketball I, Boys' Chorus 2, 3, Cross Country I, 2, Hi-Y 3 4 CVice Presidentj, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3. BONNIE JUNE BISHOP Bonnie Why no, I didn't tell anyone, I didn't know it was a secret. Boosters 3, 4, GAA I, 4, Girls' Basketball I, 2, Intramurals I 3, 4, Office Monitor 4, Senior Girls, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. GERARD A. BISHOP iuerryit Do unto others before they do unto you. Hi-Y I, 2. K, 'mit ': FERN JUDITH BROOKS ujudyu Oh, give me a place in the garden of song. Boosters 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, Intramurals 1, 2, Jr-Sr. Dra- matics 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Office Monitor 4, Senior Girls, Y-Teens 3, 4. TODD RUSSELL BROTEMARKLE Todd Aw, do I need a pass? Parker High School 1, Boys' Chorus 3, Hi-Y 3, Mixed Choros 3. THOMAS EDWARD BUSH ,,Tom,, See, the conquering hero comes! Sound the trumpets, beat the drums! Annual 4, Baseball 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Cross Country 1, 2, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 lChaplain1, Track 1, 2. BARBARA ANNE CAREW Barb Just an all-American girl. Emerson High School 2, Boosters 1, 3, 4, GAA 1, 3, 4 lPresi- denti, Girls' Basketball 1, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 3, 4, Jr.-Sr. Dramatics 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 3, 4, Office Monitor 1, Scoop 4, Senior Girls, Spotlighters 1, Thespians 3, 4, Y-Teens 1, 3, 4. VERNETTA BLAKELY Vern She is as good as she is fair, Senior Girls, Y-Teens 4. JOHN DAVID BOHLIN Dave lt's not the work that worries me, it's the women. Boosters 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Chorus 1, Boys' State, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Journalism Institute, Jr.-Sr. Dramatics 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1, National Honor Society, Science Club 1, 2, 3 4, Scoop 3, 4 CEditorJ, Spanish Club 1, 2, Spotlighters 1, 2 Student Council 3. JOSEPHINE ALICE BOO HJC., Her blue eyes and smiling face make this world a sunny place. Boosters 1, 2, 3 CVice Presidenti, 4 fPresidentl, Class Officer Secretary 3, 4, GAA 1, 2 fSecretaryi, 3, 4, Girls' Basketball 1: 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Office Monitor 4, Senior Girls, Spanish Club 1, 2. ROSS EDWARD BRADLEY Bosco I was cleaning my sling shot and it went off. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, Track 1, 2, 4. 1-flu 1 LOVA ANN CHARLSON ,.Lovey,, I could have danced all night. Boosters I, 2, 3, 4, GAA I, 3, 4, Jr.-Sr. Dramatics 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 'I, 2, 3, 4, Office Monitor I, Senior Girls 4, Spanish Club I, Spotlighters I, 2, Thespians 3, 4, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4. JOANN ELAINE CHURCH u-lou Every man is a volume if you know how to read him. Penn High School I, Smethport High School 2, Office Monitor 4, Senior Girls 4, Scoop 4, Y-Teens 4. DONNA MAE CLARK uoeeu Only those who do simple things well will ever acquire the skill to do difficult things easily. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA 1. RICHARD ARLEN CLARK Squeaky Someday I'lI give the girls a chance. 84 MARILYN .IEANETTE CARLSON Marilyn Fair and softly go far. Boosters 3, 4, GAA I, 2, 3, 4, Junior Classical League 2, Of' lice Monitor 2, Senior Girls 4, Y-Teens 2, 3. WENDELL JAMES CARLSON Wendell Whatever you do, do wisely and think of the consequences. Boys' Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 lPresidentJ, Spanish Club I, 2. GEORGE WILLIAM CASTLE George Sugar makes him sweet as he can be. BasebaII'3, Boys' Chorus 2, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 4, Track 2. CARL CHARLSON Pork Men of few words are the best men. JERRY DEAN CLINE 11-Ierryu Always do right! This will gratify some people and astonish the rest. Basketball I5 Boys' Chorus 35 Cross Country I, 25 Hi-Y 'I5 Intra- murals 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 35 Proiectors I5 Track I, 2, 3. NORRIS DEWAYNE COAMBS Dewayne The most unforgettable character I've ever met. Library Club 35 Proiectors Club 3, 45 Science Club I, 2, 3, '45 Spanish Club I, 2. ROBERT DALE CONKLIN Conch There's something about that sophomore class . . . Baseball 2, 3, 45 Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Boys' Chorus I, 2, 35 Cross Country I5 Hi-Y I, 2 lPresidentD, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, 4. PAULA ALEXANDRIA DAHLBERG Paula Anxious to help when there's work to be done. Jamaica High School I5 Liberty Center High School 2, 35 Boosters 45 GAA 45 Junior Classical League 45 Senior Girls 45 Science Club 45 Y-Teens 4. JAMES E. DAILY Jim If l'm elected, I promise free gasoline and a hot rod in every garage. Mixed Chorus I. BARBARA JEAN DANDERSON Barb She is pretty to walk with and witty to talk with. Boosters I, 2, 3, 45 GAA I5 Jr.-Sr. Dramatics 3, 45 Library Club 3, 45 Mixed Chorus I, 2, 35 'Science Club 3, 45 Senior Girls 45 Spanish Club I, 25 Spotlighters I, 25 Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4. DON G. DARLING nDonu A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. Baseball 3, 45 Basketball I, 25 Boosters I, 2, 3, 45 Cross Country I, 25 Hi-Y 3, 45 Intramurals 'l, 2, 3, 45 Track I 2 3 4 r 1 1 - RICHARD JULIUS DASSE Rich Before I start, l'cl like to say something. 85 MARTHA ANN DE HAVEN HMGHYH If a woman thinks she knows a man like a book, she shouldn't forget to read the footnotes. Boosters I, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Fine Ans I, 2, GAA I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Basketball I, 2, 3, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Office Monitor 3, Senior Girls, Scoop 4, Thespians 4, Y-Teens I, 2 lPresidentl, 3, 4. SHARON LYNN DEMASS Shorty It is better to be small and shine, than large and cast a shadow. Boosters I, 2, 3, 4, GAA I, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Jr.-Sr. Dramatics 3, 4, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, Office Monitor 4, Science Club 4, Senior Girls, Spotlighters I, 2, Thespians 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4 lPresidentj. KATHLEEN ANN EAGEN ,,Ka,hy,, Go Wes, young lady, go Wes. Boosters I, 4, GAA I, 2, 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Senior Girls, Y-Teens 4. FRANCES ANN ELY Francie Personality Plus. Irving Jr. High School I, Boosters 2, 3, 4, GAA 3, 4, Inter- Com Announcer 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Journalism Institute, Jr. Classical League 2, Jr.-Sr. Dramatics 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society, Science Club 3, 4 lVice Presidentl, Scoop 4 lManaging Editorb, Senior Girls, Spanish Club 3, Spot- lighters 2, Thespians 3, 4, Y-Teens 3, 4. ' A AARON ALLEN FERGUSON Fergie Think no evil, see no evil, hear no evil-and you will never write a best-selling novel. Band I, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 2, Pep Band I, Projectors Club I, 2, Track I. EMILY LUCILLE FORNSH ELL Tootie When Irish eyes are smiling. GAA I, Senior Girls, Y-Teens 4. ALBERT OSWIN GASTON ,,BUdi, Where there's life there's Bud. Band I, 2, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Boosters I, Boys' State, Class Officer, President I, Vice President 2, Cross Country I, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Journalism Institute, National Honor Society, Science Club 4, Scoop lBusiness Managerl 4, Student Council I, 3 lVice Presidentj, 4 CPresidentl, Track I, 2, 3, 4. JERRY EDWARD GOLDSTINE Jer Do you expect Me to believe that? Band 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, Boosters I, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer, Vice President 4, Cross Country I, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Classical League I, 2, Science Club 3, 4. has VIRGINIA MAE HAMMOND Ginny The way to be happy is to make others so. Annual 3, Band I, 2, 3, 4 CTreasurerJ, Boosters I, 2, 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, Intramurals 2, Jr. Classical League I, 2, Jr.-Sr. Dramatics 3, 4, Pep Band 2, 3, 4, Scoop 2, 3, 4, Senior Girls, Spotlighters 2, Thespians 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3 lHistorianJ, 4. EDWARD EUGENE HAUBER sup When l'm right no one remembers, when l'm wrong no one forgets. ROCHELLE ELAINE HEWITT ShelIy All l'm looking for is a man who's kind and understanding. ls that too much to except ofa millionaire? Emerson High School I, 2, Boosters 3, 4, Intramurals 3, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Senior Girls, Y-Teens 3, 4 CSecretaryJ. BOBBY EUGENE HICKS Percy As boss of the Seniors he never shirked. No one can say he never worked, Annual 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Chorus I, 2, Class Officer, Vice President 3, President 4, Cross Country I, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4 lPresiclentJ, Mixed Chorus I, 2, Student Council 4, Track I, 2, 3. ROGER KEITH GREENE UROQH An all-around guy and a friend to all. Annual 4, Basketball I, Boosters I, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Chorus I, 2, Cross Country I, Hi-Y I, 3, 4, Intramurals 3, 4, Jr. Classical League I, 2, Jr.-Sr. Dramatics 4, Mixed Chorus I, 2, Science Club 3, 4, Scoop 3, 4, Student Council 4, Track I. KAREN GROFF Karen Studies? Just an extracurricular activity. Boosters 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA I, Intramurals 3, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Office Monitor 4, Senior Girls, Y-Teens 4. NANCY HACKER HEYESH She has a dark and roving eye. George Rogers Clark High School I, Boosters 2, 3, 4, Fine Arts 2, 3, 4, Senior Girls, Y-Teens 4. SHARON LYNN I-IALGREN Sherry My heart is warm with the friends I make. Band I, 2, 3, Boosters I, 2, 3, 4, GAA I, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Senior Girls, Y-Teens 3, 4. 1 ' , ,A ,J A o Hwv 13 r I n 1,1 1 Lil, 5 Not Shown GERALD ROBERT HUMPHREY ,,JeNY,, He's little but he's wise, and he's a terror for his size. Basketball I, Boosters I, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country I, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Jr.-Sr. Dramatics 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4. KATHRYN HYBERT ,,KathyH Her personality glows like the flame of her hair. Boosters 'l, 2, 3, 4, GAA I, Mixed Chorus 4, Senior Girls, Y-Teens 3, 4. MARCIA LOUISE HYDE Marsh Brown eyes have been the downfall of more men than one. Annual 3, Boosters I, 2, 3, 4, GAA l, 2, 3 iPoint Recorderl, 4, Girls' Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Classical League I, 2, Jr.-Sr. Dramatics 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Office Monitor 2, 3, 4, Science Club 3, 4, Scoop 4, Senior Girls, Thespians 3, 4, Y-Teens I, 2 CVice Presidentj, 3, 4 CChaplainJ. SI-IERRY ELIZABETH IVEY Susie An all-around girl who radiates joy. Brookport High School I, Richland High School, Oak Grove High School 2, Heath High School 3, Senior Girls, Y-Teens 4. 88 JERI LOU HOFMAN Jeri Willingness leads to the road of success. Boosters 2, Jr. Classical League I, 2, Science Club 4, Scoop 3, Senior Girls, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. JOAN EDITH HOLM Joanief' The reward of a thing well done is to have done it. Annual 4, Boosters 2, 3, 4, Jr. Classical League I, 2, Scoop 3, 4, Senior Girls, Y-Teens 3, 4. SARAH DOROTHEA HOLNI Sally A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Lady. Annual 4 lArt Editorl, Boosters l, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer, Secre- tary I, Fine Arts I, 2, 3, GAA I, 2, 3, 4, Inter-com Announcer 4, Intramurals 3, 4, Science Club 4, Scoop 2, 3 lAdvertising Manager, 4, Senior Girls lVice Presidentl, Spotlighters 2, Thespians 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. MELVIN NOAH HOOD rJMeIr1 For the first time in my life I envied my feet. They were asleep! Boys' Chorus I, Cross Country 3, Intramurals I, Mixed Chorus I. SUE ANNE JENSEN Susie lt's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. Annual 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4 lVice Presidentj, Boosters I, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Classical League I, 2, Jr,-Sr, Dramatics 3, 4, Pep Band 3, 4, Science Club 3, 4 lSecretaryl, Senior Girls CPresidentI, Spotlighters I, 2, Thespians 3, 4, Y-Teens 3, 4. SUSAN LEE JONES Suzie Friendly and cheerful with eyes that glow. Morgan Park High School I, 2, Boosters 4, GAA 3, Jr.-Sr. Dramatics 3, 4 CSecretaryt, Office Monitor 4, Senior Girls, Y-Teens 3, 4. SALLY LOUISE KASHAK User' From the top of her head to the tip of her toes, she is artistic wherever she goes. Boosters I, 2, 3, 4, Fine Arts I, 2, GAA I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4, Inter-com Announcer 3, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Journalism Institute, Jr.-Sr. Dramotics 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Science Club 4, Scoop 3, 4 lCirculation Managerl, Senior Girls, Spanish Club I, 2, Spotlighters I, 2, Thespians 3, 4, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4. KAREN MICHELLE KORITZ Mickey Do you not know l am a woman! When I think I must speak. Band I, 2, 3, 4 lSecretaryJ, Boosters I, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader I, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer, Vice President I, GAA I, 2, 4, Intra- murals 2, 3, 4, Journalism Institute, Jr.-Sr. Dramatics 3, 4, Science Club 4, Scoop 3, 4 COftice Managerl, Senior Girls, Spot- lighters I, 2, Thespians 3, 4, Y-Teens I, 2 CTreasurerJ, 3, 4. ,RS WINIFRED KOZY Winnie What would l do without a car? Chicago Vocational High School 3, Boosters 4, Fine Arts 4, GAA 4, Intramurals 4, Jr.'Sr. Dramatics 4, Scoop I, Senior Girls, Y-Teens 4. VIOLET ELAINE LARSON HVIH Sweet Vi-O-let. Boosters 2, 3, 4, GAA I, Jr.-Sr. Dramatics 3, 4, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, Senior Girls, Thespians 3, 4. WILLIAM LEDGERWOOD BiII Go on, tell rne, I won't blush. Basketball I, Cross Country I, 2, Fine Arts 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, In- tramurals 3, 4, Track I, 2. DON LEE ucusu Work fascinates me. l can sit and look at it for hours. Boys' Chorus I, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus I, 3, 4. 89 CAROL ANN LIPINSKI Lapin5k She loves to have her share of fun, but not before her work is done. Annual 4, Boosters I, 2, 3, 4, GAA 3, 4, Girls' Basketball 2, 3, 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Jr.-Sr. Dramatics 3, 4, Office Monitor 3, Scoop 4, Senior Girls, Y-Teens 3, 4. TERRY BERNARD LONG Terry Terry is our littlest guy, small, talkative, but rather shy. Science Club 4, Spanish Club I, 3 lVice Presidentl, Spota lighters I. EVANN LORENZ Tex Elvis, that's my boy. ROBERT G. LYDA sob Do it tomorrow. You've made enough mistakes today. Cross Country I, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Intramurals 4, Proiectors Club I, 2. 'Clk KATHLEEN MARIE MCCOOLE Sis Little, but oh my! Intramurals I, Spanish Club 2, 3, Spotlighters I. HAROLD MCCORKEL Corkey Let's not do it today. Wait till later. I-li,Y I, Intramurals I. DELORES ANN MCMEANS Sugar Castles in the air. Boosters I, 2, 3, 4, GAA I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Basketball 3, Intra- murals 3, 4, Jr.-Sr. Dramatics 3, Senior Girls, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. MAURA KATHERINE MCNAMARA Maura She looks like an angel, acts like one too, but you never can tell what an angel will do. South Shore High School I, Annual 4, Boosters 2, 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 2, Jr. Classical League 2, Jr.-Sr. Dramatics 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Senior Girls, Spanish Club 3, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. X 1 'S' Sl-IEILA DIANE MITCHELL Sheila If everything is calm and quiet, Sheila isn't to be found. Boosters I, 2, 3, 4, GAA I, 2, 3, 4, Jr.-Sr. Dramatics 3, 4, Library Club 3 fSecretaryI, 4, Maiorette 3, 4, Mixed Chorus I, 4, Science Club I, 3, 4, Scoop 3, 4, Senior Girls, Spanish Club 2, 3, Spotlighters I, 2, Thespians 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. JULIET MARIE MORGAN Julie Romeo, Romeo, where art thou, Romeo? Annual 4 iCopy Editorl, Boosters 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer, Presi dent 2, GAA I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Basketball Team 2, 3, 4, Girls State, Inter-Com Announcer 3, 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Journal ism Institute, Jr. Classical League I, 2, Jr.-Sr. Dramatics 3, 4 Mixed Chorus I, 4, Office Monitor 3, National Honor Society Science Club 3, 4 lPresidentl, Scoop 4, Senior Girls, Spotlight- ers I, Student Council I, 2, Thespians 3, 4, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4. NORMAN L. NEIER nNormu He thinks too much, such men are dangerous. Band I, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y I, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Spotlighters I. ELDON EMERSON PARKER Eldie Speak when you are angry and you'll make the best speech you'll ever regret. Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Boosters I, 2, Boys' Chorus l, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4 lSecretaryl, Mixed Chorus I, Track I, 2. GWEN LEAH MAGNUSON Gwen One of those vivacious redheads! Boosters 2, 3, 4, GAA 3, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Senior Girls, Spotlighters I, 2, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. DIANE LOUISE MELLING Louie Nothing succeeds like success. Boosters I, 2, 3, 4, GAA I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Basketball Team I, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Classical League I, 2, Science Club 3, Scoop 4, Senior Girls, Y-Teens 3. PATRICIA DARLENE MEYNE npain I go with a Proper guy. Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, Spanish Club I, 2. MARGO HELEN MILLER HMUQQS., She's in the Pink. Boosters I, 2, 3, 4, Fine Arts I, 2, 3, Intramurals I, Library Club 4, Jr.-Sr. Dramatics 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Scoop I, Senior Girls, Spanish Club I, Spotlighters I, Y-Teens I, 3, 4. 5-so 1 ' lj, 'W' .gp-39' MARIETTA SABRINIA QUIGLEY ,,QUign Not only has he broken my heart and wrecked my life, but he's messed up my entire evening. St. Mary's 'I, 2, Isaac E. Elston 3, Jr.-Sr. Dramatics 4, Scoop 4, Boosters 4. CAROL PAULA REITER Carol She is not afraid to be intelligent. Annual 4, Boosters I, 2, 3, 4, GAA I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' State, Girls Basketball Team I, 2, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Inter-Com Announ cer 3, 4, Journalism Institute, Jr. Classical League I, 2, Jr.-Sr Dramatics 3, 4, Mixed Chorus I, 2, National Honor Society Scoop 3, 4 CManaging Editorl, Spotlighters I, 2 lSecretaryI Thespians 3, 4. JOAN CAROL RIETESEL Pinky Don't call me Red! Annual 4, Boosters I, 2, 3, 4, GAA I, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Jr.-Sr. Dramatics 3, 4, Office Monitor 4, Senior Girls, Spanish Club I, 2, Spotlighters 2 QHistorianI, Thespians 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. JOAN FLORENCE RITTMEYER HJC-Jon We'r6 only sorry she didn't come sooner. Steinmetz High School I, Isaac C. Elston 2, 3, GAA 4, Jr.-Sr. Dramatics 4, Mixed Chorus 4. 92 I DON PAYN E Dan Keep smiling. It makes everyone wonder what you've been up to. Basketball I, 2, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Proiectors Club 2. CAROL CHARLENE PEARSON Carol One in a million. Annual 4 lEditorJ, Boosters I, 2, 3, 4, GAA I, 2, 3, Inter-Com Announcer 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Journalism Institute, Jr. Classical League I, 2, Jr.-Sr. Dramatics 3, 4, Maiorette 3, Mixed Chorus I, 4, National Honor Society, Science Club 3, 4, Scoop 3, 4, Senior Girls, Spanish Club 3 CPresidentJ, Spotlighters I, 2 CVice Presidentl, Thespians 3, 4, Y-Teens I, 2 CSecretaryI, 3, 4. DONNA JEAN PEREZ Wrecker It was so strange the way we met, we were introduced. Boosters I, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader I, GAA I, 4, Girls' Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Office Monitor 4, Senior Girls. FRANK HENRY PROPER Prop How on earth could I know what I think about something, until I've heard what I have to say on the subject. Blue Island Community High School I, 2, JAMES ROBINSON Jim I'm not lazy, l'm just saving my energy. Boosters 3, 4, Hi-Y 4, Intramurals I, 4, Proiectors Club 3, Science Club 4. ROBERT JAMES ROWLEY sob Live fast, die young, and have a good-looking corpse, Hi-Y 3, 4, Intramurals I, Proiectors Club I, 2, Science Club 4, Spanish Club 2. CHARLES IRWIN SAMUELSON sam Often seen, but seldom heard. Hi-Y 3, 4, Intramurals 4. MARLENE ANNE SCHAAF Mar No wonder gentlemen prefer blondes. Annual 4, Boosters 'I, 2, 3, 4, GAA I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Classical League I, 2, Jr.-Sr. Dramatics 3, 4, Office Monitor 3, Scoop 4, Senior Girls, Thespians 3, 4, Y-Teens I, 2 lChaplainI, 3 lTreasurerI, 4. Q Qi lun-' 1 -s I A , . Q , xii . 1 335, I I I I K-Z.. VN' Nj' ,fit S 3 ' I aflffiif I X 'J' ,- ' f CHARLES EDWARD SCHULTZ Chuck If at first you don't succeed, try, try, a grin. Band I, 2, 3, 4. JUDITH ANN SCHULTZ Judy A little time for laughter. A little time to sing. Boosters I, 2, 3, 4, GAA I, Inter-Com Announcer 4, Jr. Classical League I, 2, Jr.-Sr. Dramatics 3, 4, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 4, Senior Girls, Spotlighters I, 2 lTreasurerJ, Thespians 3, 4, Y-Teens 3, 4. NANCY JO SCOTT Scottie There is nothing like fun, is there? Horace Mann High School I, 2, Boosters 3, 4, GAA 4, Intra- murals 3, 4, Senior Girls, Y-Teens 4. GAIL SUE SHERWOOD GaiI To know her is to like her. Annual 4, Boosters I, 3, 4, Fine Arts 2, GAA I, 2, Intramurals I, 2, Scoop 2, 3, 4, Senior Girls. 93 RUSSELL LEE SITAR u-ronyn The trouble with acting like a gentleman on a date is that the girl thinks you're mad at her. Basketball 'Ip Cross Country 'I, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals I, 2, 4. FREDERICK CHARLES SMITH llFredll If work interferes with pleasure, cut out the work. Hi-Y I. WAYNE SOVICH Wayne All great men are dying. I feel ill. Boys' Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country I, Fine Arts 3, Hi-Y 3, 4, Intramurals I, 2, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4. EDWIN G. STANT, JR. IlEdIl A good mind possesses a kingdom. Penn Senior High School I, 2, Science Club 4. SANDRA JEAN STEMP Sandy Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. Boosters I, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer, Secretary 2, President 3, GAA I, Journalism Institute, Jr.-Sr. Dramatics 3, 4, Mixed Chorus I, 2, Scoop I, 2, 3, Advertising Manager 4, Senior Girls, Spanish Club I, 2, Spotlighters I, President 2, Student Council 3, Thes- pians 3, 4, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, Vice President 4. LILA SWOVERLAND Lila She will always win with a happy grin. Boosters I, 4, GAA I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Basketball Team I, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Senior Girls. GEORGE EDWIN TILDEN ,,Ed,, Athletic, witty, and full of fun. He's made a friend of everyone. Annual 4 CBusiness Managerl, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, Boosters I, 2, 3, 4, Class Officers, Treasurer I, 2, 3, 4, Journal- ism Institute, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Classical League 2, Pep Band 3, 4, Jr.-Sr. Dramatics 4, Science Club 3, 4, Scoop CSports Editorj 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4. MARGRET LAVAUN VICKERS Lavaun A girl with a smile is a girl worth while. Boosters 2, 4, GAA I, 2, Intramurals I, 2, Senior Girls. if KATHLEEN MEURICE WEST uKaYu Women, generally speaking, are generally speaking. Chicago Vocational High School I, Boosters 2, 3, 4, Intramurals A, Mixed Chorus 4, Senior Girls, Y-Teens 3, 4. DALE JOSHUA WHEELER Josh All the world loves a lover. Baseball I, Basketball I, Boosters I, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Intra- murals I, 2, 3, 4, Track I. SHIRLEY JEANNE WRIGHT Shirl Please all and you will please none. Boosters 2, 4, Intramurals 'l, Senior Girls, Spanish Club I, 2. MARY CATHERINE WUCSKO Little Mary All's well that ends well. Boosters 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Senior Girls, Y-Teens 4. 95 i.f'...,g wk .M ... 'gifs K Q . f KLLS Y ,-mid , W' 96 . 'N fiif ' 4 CLASS OFFICERS: Leonard Jersey, Paul Seigh, Brenda Meyers, Nancy Hokanson, Dennie Dille, JUNIORS Oh, to be an upperclassman! New responsibili- ties were placed on our shoulders, but we handled them well. Denny Dille, president, Nancy Hokanson, vice president, Brenda Meyers, secretary, Leonard Jersey, treasurer, and Paul Seigh, student council representative, led us in our efforts to raise money for the prom. Selling magazines and popcorn were a few of the proiects we undertook. Jeanne Manning, Phyllis Hyde, Carol Lindstedt, Lee Clevenger, Carol Anderson, and Paul Seigh participated in Screen Door, an Opportunity Night skit which won first place. Other iunior acts were a piano solo by Judy Van Loon and The Flat Tops, made up of Walter Oke, Dan Gould, Dennis Dille, and Bruce Davison. Then the big event arrived-the PROM! We could hardly believe that the day we had planned and worked for so long had come . . . and gone. Our sponsors, Mr. John Brunton, Miss Leona Burrus, Miss Betty Perkins, and Mr. Ralph Shields, assisted us in our projects. I ,M ,, I 4 ig x Q35 19-M- i tl Kenneth Allmon Carol Anderson Jayne Baird Elwood Beck Bill Beck Robert Betts Sandra Bishop Eddie Bittner George Blakely Ellen Boehm LeWanna Briggs Phil Brockington Gerald Bross Sue Campbell Bob Chaplin Thomas Cherry Lee Clevenger Pat Connors Pete Coombs Richard Crum -s A 3, 'YS Y W., 3 A 3 iw! 'ibm 'Nw' n 'M ,s fbi., MM-f, .,-4... 319519 -if Bruce Davison Leo Deiotie Denny Dille Oliver Dille Richard Dillon Rodney Draper Arlene Erickson Tom Franklin Charlotte Gibson Bob Gilbertson Ronnie Gilberison Danny Gould 'vnu- -a..s x ,T N 4 ia-af Q-1:4-N-5,1 ew. .- if ,.,,,,s F Q'r- I Sandy Hass seems delighted at breaking a test lube. Judy Haas Mike Haklin LM TM' Judy Hall Elizabeth Harris lg -05: f Sandra Hass Vernon Hegberg Vernalee Hegberg Shirley Herron Marilyn Highwood Nancy Hokanson Gwen Holmgren Sharon Horton Gail Howes Phyllis Hyde Henry Jacobson Leonard Jersey Linda Johnson Susan Johnson Bill Johnston Carroll Kara fi-.f TH v 'MF' 'FSM 'FJ 'Quo-v 'Z' 3 Eugene Kind John Kleberg Donna Larson Sandra Larson Ronald Lascoe Larry Lauger Della Lewis Tom Lindquist Carol Lindsledt Bob Lowther Bonnie Mn Coole Barbara Mc Corkel Jeanne Manning Bonnie Meneilly Brenda Meyers Elaine Michiacls Fred Mitchell Eddie Mohnssen Sandy Nelson Vern Odom 'T-77 '-.. JG' '.am, iff? Wi' ,jun-4' la Nbr A3433 i -nav finer,-f Q f fi .L 'K Abner' Pl :L-V V N KM , I 'll-1 ? ...f Walley Oke Roberta Olsen Ralph Olson Roy Ormiston George Palmigiani Norma Parker Ronald Pearson Carl Peterson Ronald Reglein Susan Reiter Bob Rodeman Fred Rowley Louise Royko Kenneth Rucker Jim Ruge Janet Ruhe Kathleen Rune Bob Saylor Janet Schellinger Paul Seigh fl:fr EL, for in-.f 1 if its--f ww- G., to M X Yi! 'Q' -'uhm-aan, A Judy Shooter 'Q-Q., + :UGS '01 Elaine Smedrnan Pat Safrons Sally Sohlberg 1 . Y 1: V .Q , Judy Stephens Ted Stephens Georgia Stewart Marsha Strange 'WI' ,ff Dick Studtmann x Darlene Swisher S Norma Thomas Mrs. DoId's shorthand class stops work for a moment. Gary Trcssler Linda Tweddell ASN mrs 'fun'-uv-' V X 5 lf- '0'S out as K ! f I ag f jg, ai '-, Qing 'iw 1,5 Wea. 19 Pamela Tweddell Judy Van Loon Zzl., ,,., . .. .J f P K KVM' 5 ass., mf , I it We-y ill gl li fx v Q if E ff an 6' 3 a 7' gn , fr X m iQ, v '11 'T-Tl 'A W7 lima' ls in 4' if Il. Q.. Tl QS ,sf .,-,, Q km 'S 1 LQ,, ,'l I Bob Vedell Paul Wallin Joan Warble 4 gl, Leona Waugh an-H ' YT -r 1 Darrell Wiesemann Joan Wilding .aw June Winkler Linda Witte 4 Y an .g Marge Wood Q 5 Mary Wood AA, Don Wycoff A Qui' M.-.V ' X ,. M W K Ron Wycoff Advanced algebra sure can be confusing. Melanie Yagelski Bill York Jack Zabrowski CLASS OFFICERS: Carol Jersey, Karen Taylor, John Wilson, Rudy VanLoon, JoAnn Wallace. SOPHOM CRES No longer mystified by high school life, we quickly got back into the swing by electing John Wilson, president, Rudy Van Loon, vice president, Carol Jersey, secretary, Karen Taylor, treasurer, and JoAnn Wallace, student council representative. Marcia Oddi performed a magician act for Op- portunity Night, while Pat Burnside and Susan Drozda did a comedy skit called Patience and Exasperation. Under the guidance of our sponsors, Mr. Ray Edman, Mr. Thomas Lauerman, Mrs. Julia Kova- Iow, Mr. David Pogue, and Mr. Carman Ponader, we planned the Freshman-Sophomore reception as a get acquainted party. Next year we will be upperclassmen-two more wonderful years lie ahead. n .1- -va YT fl' Nu-vu' WW Dwight Ameling Steven Bartruff Ralph Boy Dick Burton Virgil Christman Jean Coambs N Q 'nrrf 'hu' are Judy Anderson Fred Betz Dave Bratcher John Carpenter Sharon Cincoski Larry Coffman Delbert Arnold Carol Bildhauser Sandra Briggs Ann Chellberg Judy Ciulewicz Ronald Coleman in W 'YW in is-f Lv , li ' 1. if MT ' ' j ix 1 V xx f ll :it Dave Babcock Betty Bishop Jerry Bucksba rg Beth Chellberg Diane Clark Leonard Cooper fr:-w Of' . - . !! 9' 'Nr K fl: 4 4 1 A, in-vo I .NS 'ivy V2.7 Bill Beck Marilyn Blackard Pat Burnside Lucille Chester Dennis Clouse Kay Crarnpton 4f 'P 'KJV' dy QW! NH' . -.ii Wir Dale Crull Carolyn Dille Freddy Edmonds Leonard Griswald Richard Hankosky Carolyn Hiser it -1 fe. XM A nf' 3- Ns' EVO W? 1 'P .gg . 7 Kei -1-af I John Czizek Sue Drozda Maxine Erickson Carl Hager Joann Hayden Janet Hofman JJJJ 4.1 ix 5 Q R We . Sandra Dawson Nancy DuBois Hank Friday Jim Haklin Dale Hellman John Holdren If X R , r , X- iiiv A l Carol De Sarro Helen Dunn Tom Furs? Sharon Hamilton Rhonda Henninger Fran Holler! quam as . TT '7' ,. :ii A wg-'-1' i n sg. 5 f Bob Didelot Pat Eason Nancy Goodlin Dorsey Hampshire Roger Hewitt Dennis Hood 1 T N, .Sz gpm.-- vq...., K 1 ? Dorrene Hood Pat Jerkins Karen Kieldsen Sandra Kruse Pat Leigh Carole McFadden J 6,- ' Q 41..- Paul Hopkins Carol Jersey Dave Koch Jim La Tour Alice Lewis Betty Mc Hone n , 5 D 1. f Q 4'-r v it if S 11 ,W J X, Bob Hroma Alan Johanson Janet Koch Deloris Lawson Kerry Lyfle Marlene McMeans .uf IM' Y' Q: l - N . 1 3 -2- 4. Li? my . , I Q 'OX 11 E -, 5 ,yew 5 Sharon Hyde Darlene Johnson Jim Kozy Bob Lawson Sharon Mc Avoy Jane? Maloney 5 43? limi' Bob Jaroll Pa1sy Johnson Richard Krieps Judy Lee Jim McDougal Jim Medley W, J 'sr' , W I ' . - -V A x -, L 4 so 3 7 'fe QV' 'Cv Wh- 1 'qv as at ,fl ij GP 4 K' 6-sv s Jerry Meyne Bob Nelson Marcia Odcli G.- Yin'-v i 17 'tif x 'Q-nhnv',, V- x r Judy Meyne Bob Nicholson Monte Pedone Molleiean Peterson Paul Rentschler 3-Eff K X YZF' X L .1 Q16-' ex ai Carole Michiaels Lynda Nickel Joy Peer Loren Pomeroy Don Rhoda Marles Sievert 'rf' L, W3 'K Dick Neal Luke Nover George Peldys Leone Putchaven Pat Rink Carole Smith Q--f 'revli Jon Nelson Sandra O'Brien Arline Peterson Linda Reed Bob Rizer Monica Sovich 'YJ' f x Yi, if 13? A 'U-un' 'bv' y Richard Springer Karen Taylor Carolyn Ward Dennis Wiesemann Jim Wiseman Marleen York I A-Q. ' x rg. -Q' , 15x 13 'xl' Nona Stack Pamela Thoesen Paul Warren Kenlynn Wiesemann Tyrone Wolff Judy Zaborowski ff, QTVR' 6 as , W 1 f 5 . 'Q'-if' A if T? 'E' r ,y 5 My f 'sf' ? Robert Stout Rudy Van Loon Sharon Weaver John Wilson Ed Wozniak Joel Sweet Leroy Wahl Sharon White Bob Winquist Elaine Yagac 'M .f v 4-si Q:-fv I NOT SHOWN fjglii . 0 , 55, Judy Tavernier Joann Wallace Allan Wiedel CLASS OFFICERS: George Maney, Kathy Carmody, Pat Pearson, John Dresh, Tim Bagby. FRESHMEN Puzzled by high school life at first, we soon gathered the facts from older schoolmates. We learned to love the 3:lO bell, the bus rides to basketball games, the long talks in front of lockers We had fun at the Freshman-Sophomore re- ception, too. John Dresh, president, George Maney, vice president, Susan Howard, secretary, Pat Pearson, treasurer, and Tim Bagby, student council repre- sentative, were elected to lead us in our first year. John Dresh, Tim Bagby, Ream Lazaro, and Allen Hankosky were in lmpatience and lmprudence, a comedy skit that took second place in Oppor- tunity Night. Janet Bergquist, Kathy Carmody, Sue Davis, Sue Howard, Pat Pearson, Mary Slont, Betty Smith, and Adele Waugh won second place with their Harmonette singing, and Bonnie Dillon, soloist, also took part. The class officers planned one other party with the aid of our sponsors, Mr. Elwood Mull, Mr. Charles Allegree, Mrs. Winifred Weidman, Mr. Henry Looft, Mrs. Virginia Bateman, and Mr. Evar Edquist. .ew ,-46 40 Michaele Adams Robert Ahrendt Carol Andershock William Andershock Jack Anderson Judy Anderson John Arvidson Lester Babcock Tim Bagby Bruce Bartholomew La Verne Benson Janet Bergquist Patricia Berndt Barbara Beschinski Claudia Blackard Patricia Bodkins Nancy Bowdish Mary Bradley Susan Brobst Kenneth Brooks Amanda Brown Joannette Brown Eva Bruhn Geneine Campbell Linda Cannon Sharon Carlisle Marjorie Carlson Kathleen Carmody Donald Carpenter Roger Case 'tr' 1-ey X-at James Chaplin James Cherry Terry Church Rochelle Cincoski Earnest Clemans Sondra Cline Duane Clouse Jim Collins Patricia Conklin Joy Corcoran Judith Coslet Ray Crampton Diane Crull Arthur Dahlberg Julie Daily Mariio Dale Molly Dale Starretie Dalton Bert Darling Bill Davis Susan Davis Donna Dawson Dick Didelot Joan Dille Quentin Dillinger Bonnie Dillon Vivian Draper John Dresh Gail Dunn Ronald Eklund Y X -eff i,i i-gr 41 i C ..'3 , if WT? .N V! tfrf '27 1 Danny Evans Carole Evenson Pam Franklin Meredith Fuller Roberta Fuller Claude Furnish Jack Greenwell Kathleen Griffin Lorrayne Hammond Allen Hankosky Kennelh Haughee William Hearle Paul Henninger Wayne Henry Frances Higgins Warren Highwood Margaret Hofman Nancy Holm David Holmberg Darrell Hood Susan Howard Thomas Humes Viola Hyde Carol lssacson Louis Jaeger Agnes Janowski Dianne Jeffrey Dora Johnson Jerry Johnson Valerie Johnson 49 QF NL 62 if 'iw ,Q LL il li. 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' or-ww V- l i, ,J-ff' PHOTO Not Available Cassandra Miller Price Miller Kenneth Mitchell James Neary Dan Nevers Richard Nicholson Dennis Nover Margaret O'DonnelI Ronald Olson Vivian Olson Betty Owens Mimi Pape Carol Parker Eddie Parker Richard Parker John Pearson Patricia Pearson Donna Perry Paul Perz Leland Peterson Benedict Pethe Richard Pinkham Walter Pliske Sandra Pope Gerald Potts Joan Powell Lorena Pratt Pat Pritchard Judith Quade Carl Randler :iii My- 5 .11 1 k, 4 f ll . iw wr:--r Q CZ? YW' Q ji ,,aA:, Ape . QV .. 1-r K X 'Ns-'X x i II5 Gerald Rietesel Clare Rizer William Robertson Janet Rose Selvin Royal Richard Rucker Karen Rudolf Thomas Saltzman Ronald Schroeder Dennis Schultz Margaret Scott Gerald Seifert Ralph Seifert Elva Shaw Linda Shepard Richard Silverthorn Mary Slont Betty Smith Dean Smith Marcia Spencer William Stephens Ss-fx Nllh.-r 4. YF? R it iw. UQ , 'R' ,xc i 'Xe -, L dlllllit YHOYOW Noi Available 'Uv' -Q1-.-wr Tom Stout Alice Sweitzer Sandra Szastek Keith Sharp James Thoesen David Tidaback Jim Walk Adele Waugh Joan Weidman Larry Wescher Larry Westergren Lloyd Williams Judy Woitonek Wanda Wood Steve Woosley Bonnie Worthington John Wozniak Bob Wright Roscoe Wright Diane Yagelski Daniel Zirkel '11' ix gr...-y 3 uw '75 Bruce Bartholomew and Paul Perz watch Les Babcock use the ioiner. ,, wr, kia, 5x K , :RX Q1-tug A n9'4'5 v,,-15 L .1 4 ,x'li't' .1 in t,,!,,1m4waif l'!M.,.p,uv+-ew 14, :i'l rl' 0,.'a lx, gl x 'QQF99' Q., VK Akamai' 9 Q M '-if ctr ' A K Y V tg-.Cc is -y t A 1 4 - all If 5 +1 ' ,ill yy' 1 h' 'rf W E pig? NP N K ' f ek. t fr as sb 5 l' CLASS OFFICERS: Fran Howes, Pam Tavernier, Barbara Chester, Pauline Williams, Diane Sabinske, Nancy Thomas. EIGHTH GRADE Do not fear! Vote for Tavernier! Vote for Pauline or you'll be a sardinel Catchy slogans gave evidence of the eighth graders' enthusiasm in electing officers. Pamela Tavernier was selected as president, Diane Sabinske, vice president, Paul- ine Williams, secretary, and Barbara Chester, treas- Ul'6I'. Il8 Darlene Eastman, soloist, won first place in Op- portunity Night. Other acts were a duet by John Harrigan and Leslie Johnson, who won second place, and an accordionist, Charlotte Conn. Sponsors, Mrs. Pauline Johnson, Miss Betty Mc- Knight, Mr. Arthur Rhoades, and Mr. Alfred Smith, helped plan a dance for all eighth graders. 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S, V: ---- 2 J ky an Mi ,J H A Deanna Davison Cheryl Dille Joe Drozda Peggy Dunn James Durnal Marie Dutcher Darlene Easiman Cynthia Edqulsi Judy Erb Douglas Eubank Oliver Fancher Sandra Fancher Theodore Fieffer Terri Fursr Judy Garrett Sandra Gayer Wayne Gland Gayle Granar Meridifh Greene Sheila Greenfield Jerilynn Groff Cherry Gunnerson Delores Hadenfelt Wilson Halley Johnny Harrigan George Hass Linda Harvey Judy Hicks Lenora Hieser Bill Horn Frances Howes James lsbey Carolyn Johnson John Johnson Leslie Johnson Sally Johnson Foy Justus Larry Kahn David Kaiser Debra Kessler Judy Klimek John Kremke Robert Kremke Sandra Krueger Kenneth Kubick Sherril Kuhn Barbara Kyger John Larson Wayne Larson Betty Lagenour Charles LaTour Paul Lewis Wayne Lind Susan Lobsiger Genene Lowther Chase Magnuson Evelyn Markley Bill Mason Norman McCorkel ., Bertha Mclntyre Daniel McNeill Wanda Medley Paul Meen Jean Melvin Shirley Meneilly Raymond Miller Sally Miller Barbara Mitchell Thomas Monroe Renee Nallenweg 4 2 a l V. 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V56 l 1 in if 'iii .J 'X ...Q- A-K J an 'tiff he gh in x i s Tom Nallenweg Paulette Nagroski Phyllis Nelson Paul Obrecht Richard Olsen Laura Olson Carol Onyikn Mary Ormiston Bonnie Owens Carole Pangburn Herbert Park Beth Parker Rebecca Parker Laurel Patterson Michael Patterson Clarence Penn Flora Penn Keith Penrose Della Piver George Pomeroy Keith Pomeroy Mark Popovich Fredrick Proffitt Allen Ramey Mary Rhoda Charles Richey Jill Rietesel David Robinson Dianne Sabinski Edward Sanders Karen Saylor Jackie Schlaak Sharon Schultz James Showen Harvey Shultz Richard Simpson Thomas E. Smith Thomas H. Smith Sandra Sovich Sandy Stephens Martha Stumpf Elizabeth Summers Nancy Tarnowski Pamela Tavernier Gordon Tharp Nancy Thomas Kathy Tilden Marian Tucker Melody Tweddell Nancy Vest Patricia Wallin Bill Waugh Judith Weidman Jerry Weltzin John Westbury Phyllis Westergren Mary Wilding Paul Williams Pauline Williams Wayne Wilson Bill Witte Larry Wright Judith Wuletich Marilyn York Herbert Yost George Young Susann Zimmerman Wilson Halley LeRoy DeVries 1 'ls v m i . , J . 3 8 S X I i lan' 'QW Q7 iaivlk M...- . fo- if '3--X i t M :F T :wt-7 Q WX it i vm-lf 4 iss .. - 3 9.3mm J I' ill V ibkf i 'REQ' ' w-.QQXL Q-1-:UT ii T f G fs. U k,. - L is A l K-4 H41 Sway' i' 1-in k' 'TJw's,.1m.s.. 7- at ii, 1 . ...av- CLASS OFFICERS: Jim Hall, Penny Brown, Donna Bender, Cheryl Fornshell. SEVENTH GRADE The class of '62, after examining their new sur- roundings, started with a rousing campaign for class officer nominees. Penny Brown, president, Jim Hall, vice president, Cheryl Fornshell, secre- tary, and Donna Bender, treasurer, were chosen to head their class. Kathy Kelly, a baton twirler, Joel Bassett, pian- ist, and Capital Ship, a quartet made up of Penny Brown, Georgia Mickey, Chris Prange, and Ann Pearson were seventh grade Opportunity Night acts. With the sponsors, Mr. Faye Hall, Mr. Gerald Hundt, Miss Norma Park, and Mr. Mack Goines, the officers planned a class party in the spring and a trip to one of Chicago's museums. s..- M, Q 171 Sf 4' 9? 1 4? ,L 4. V 1 Y? Y J- f A A 'T C Ju.. ' 1 QT'-V Q! J s.-,. .gy l ' A vs' -n ' Q., ,v '? Lg, was is l 3- -any Nbf K 'QUT :rl G y C.. , . -L.: xi gg Q, a fha.. J l J L C 5,451 'Qt if C.. I' X- 1 fe 'fzfi i 'rf' All S Duane Aaron Ted Ahrendt Marilyn Arvidson Ronald Arvin Charles Babcock Dale Bancroft Carol Barnard Nancy Barfruff Joel Basset? 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Ronnie Kruse Penny Lesher Victoria Lind James Little John Logan Patrick Long Mary Lowry Brian Lytle James Maloney Charles Manke Gloria McClure Darla McCorkeI Mary McDougal Donald Metzner Marilyn Michaels Georgia Mickey Allen Millet Danny Mitchell Nancy Nelson Betty Nicolson Catherine Nordholm Daniel Oddi Terry Olson Terry Oness Robert Parker Ann Pearson Allen Pease John Pedone Betty Penrose Russell Penrose Charles Peters Erik Peterson Christina Prange Gerald Proper Mary Putchaven Albin Rak Sharon Ramey Audrey Reed Gary Rhoads Shirley Rhoda ww 'kg' Larry Roberts Billy Ronk Arthur Saminski Barbara Schallon ' it L , Gail Schrader ' -aXsl - ' S . rl. it Ethel Scuitema Ronald Schruitema Vicki Seigh Roy Shepard Q Karin Sohlberg 1 L W1-Mgr' . A Vernon Sohlberg Jim Stant Susan Stavropoulos nn Charles Stewart Sheryl Stewart HQ., Michael Strange Beginning sewing is interesting! l . , Qu fi, al' tl t L. 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HUBBARD ig 450 fn A SF Veg CHEVROLET SALES Telephone 608I 305 Nor+h CaIume+ Road 9' x U W .T P l 1:54. -V CHESTERTON. INDIANA Sxgadodfe faced-ag ai' DI NESS JEWELERS I05 Sou+h CaIume+ Road Phone 943I BUICK SMITH MOTORS Since I9II PONTIAC - SALES AND SERVICE GOODWILL USED CARS Phone Ches+er+on 6400 ffx-TA: I In aI' UT I, KENS W SERVICE STATION I I I Broadway Q Telephone 6243 Noon+ime ai' 'I'he Nibble Nook. NIBBLE NCOK Morgan and Chesierfon Avenues THE FRIENDLY STORE ACROSS THE STREET Aff Q All MET 4,55 FAMILY GROCERY Open 7:30 a.m. +o 9:30 p Q Closed Fridays I U K. II6 Por+er Avenu WY J X CHESTERTON, INDIANA Phone 9367 WMM Ilf PINE TAP ROOM l02 Nor+h Calumei' Road Phone 9257 'lc Q Q All Righ+, Befsy!!! 9 ' Don'+ Conlc Oui' Till if We Gel' You Q AQ! 'lb , +o GENE 81 BUD'S SERVICE STATION 860 Broadway Ches+er+on 9265 BEST PQI-ICY V Taken Through if 7 fi LOWER Avl: in INSURANCE 757 Q 324 Sou+h Calumei' Roa 'N' is Phone 643 I WAYNE F. DIETZ. sn. WARSAW CHEMICALS Waverly Road Phone 7975 Aren'+ +hese gorgeous swea'rers? Phyllis Hyde, Linda WiHe, Sue Jones, Carol Lind- s'I'ed+, Jeanne Manning. and Sandra Hass fry on sweafers while Mrs. Prange loolcs on. beH'e prange casuals I32 Sou+h Calumel' Road Ches+er+on. Indiana NORTH SIDE CAFE Th F' 'I' , K C ' Feljodsnliri Tod,x'eal:d Town ll Try Our Food Ilvmilil. IOO NORTH CALUMET ROAD CHESTERTON, INDIANA TlLDEN'S FEED 81 SUPPLY Porfer Phone 5803 Merrillville Phone 9-2433 HUMPTY DUMPTY DRIVE IN RESTAURANT Phone Ches+er+on 9260 U. S. 20 IIIVESTIGATE X f you k 'fb6 7 ,, rl,,r15 snvnlcs... ig fl' X3 fi , FIRST STATE BANK OF PORTER Telephone 3090 Wifh fhe Fine Quali+y of Service a+ IMHOF'S PHARMACY PORTERPTNDIANA Phone 2245 I Sandy S'Iemp and Virginia Hammond wafch parf of Ihe opera+ionaI procedures af Ihe Pressco plant PRESSCO CASTING AND MANUFACTURING Wesi' Broadway CO. Phone 2470 ull' L OohI Whaf a beaufiful car. Sue Jensen and Maura McNamara admire I'I1e new Mercury. GREGORY-WALTON MERCURY, INC. 4l9 Broadway Telephone 9430 CI1esI'er+on, Indiana SALES PARTS SERVICES A if fav ii ,. ' Y ,M Q M wmv 'E fi -..,,. Mrs. Ann Car+er, realfor, ANN CARTER I I3 Broadway h smilingly looks up 'From her deslc REALTOR o . o 5 f f Phone 92 I0 . P yriry B W i Congrafulalions .ivr Seniors We Hope You'll Remember 1'he Happy Times You Had Seeing Movies Under fhe S+ars SHAUER'S 49er - Supmr kservicp dl' o anson s BROADWAY FOOD MART 80I Broadway Phone 93I9 -, I lar Phyllis Hyde and Brenda Meyers poini oul' fhe Ruge 8: Sons esrablishment RUGE 8. SONS RFD I Valparaiso Phone Chesierlon 6900 1 I Ii... VIC NASH ELECTRIC COMPANY I 07 Soufh Calumef Road Ch 'I' rf 60I4 DUNES VALLEY SHOPPING CENTER Your GENERAL ELECTRIC Dealer CHARLES LORENZ 81 SONS EXCAVATING CONTRACTORS CRANE AND BULLDOZER WORK Dial Ci1es+er+on 6835 'for a Free Es'I'ima'l'e II5 Wes'r Broadway Dick Neal, Jerry Cline, and Tony Sifar gef poinfers on operafion of a crane. Y IK FLYNN -JOHNSON 0 FUNERAL HOME x ,wld 407 Wesi' Indiana Avenue Domes+ic .qi-, and lmporied Wines and YN . 0- 5. I i uors X LQ ith 24 HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE OXYGEN EOUIPPED Phone Ches+er+on 2755 YOUR SEARCH EIIDS 821 I - U STUDTMANN ff A gg? INSURANCE AGENCY fvx, V ' I07If2 Broadway Ji ' I CHESTERTON. INDIANA Phone 3933 +I1e and STUDTMANN ROOT BEER 4I9 Nor1'I1 CaIume+ Road CHESTERTON, INDIANA Broadway CI1es+er+on, Indiana Phone 2500 81 Phone 2802 PORTER LUMBER 81 COAL CO. HOTM, Fill 'er up, says Tom Bush fo Mr. Mar+in Ericson. ERlCSON'S STANDARD SERVICE I45 Calumei' Road Telephone 2275 Com plimenfs of DR. HERBERT C. ASHMORE Congrafulafions and Bes+ Wishes 'l'o +he Class of '57 LONG'S AUTO SUPPLY I08 Norfh Calumei' Road CHESTERTON. INDIANA Phone 5772 A. L. MONTREUIL - Phones - Ches+er+on 9285 Chesrerion 8693 TOWN AND COUNTRY SHOP 20I Broadway CHESTERTON, INDIANA FU N ERAL HOM E AMBULANCE SERVICE - OXYGEN EQUIPPED 5l7 Broadway Ches+er+on, Ind. 72 ' ll Gibg' ututdaaa exft t.,c DAIRY Pkooucrs Q 0 From wwf f aw xl II, +he ,fy rrrr I rr1' f W CH ESTERTON DAIRY 539 W. Broadway Ihe Phone 4970 CERTIFIED FOOD STORE A 15 3' ' R I' A , n A 1 . . -.....- ...,.. E Q Six i-of . L, sd Huw' my-x L1 3, ,Wv I27 Calumei' Road Phone Ches+er+on 5980 GOOD LUCK, SENIORS CompIimen+s of DR. WILLIAM ROBERTSON, M. D. ,NNE My Q x x W Now when you +aIre over +he business- Mr. Milan Morgan ins'I'rucI's his daughfer Julie. in +he ways of 'I'he business world. MORGAN'S CONSTRUCTION CO. 900 W. Broadway Phone 9200 ' SCHOOL srumos, mc. DISTINCTIVE STYLING OF SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHY BRUCE FESSLER, Disfrici' Manager 638 Washingfon Sfreef HOBART, INDIANA ...LA , .-,ef-fs: Univ 1 , ig? I n 9,71 .---. in ,fe U-I 11 , -I ' 90:51 wonv jf' f ..c:1' '4 . mi ffm ' I H iq ,Ay ,, f L of -1, 1 x I iI 5 f I Y ima, fl K, QQQJ Q4 - -wig Q HER GIFT KAY'S DRESS SHOP HAS A COMPLETE LINE OF WOMEN'S APPAREL AND ACCESSORIES 2 I 5 Broadway Phone 2972 2-sf X 1 1 IQ HUNDT'S FEED 84 GARDEN CENTER FLOWER BULBS scoTT's LAWN PRODUCTS PLANTS FERTILIZER BULK LAWN BIG H FEEDS GARDEN SUDS LEGHORNS I06 Grani' Avenue Phone 5882 W' l I 403 S. CaIumeI' Road Ches+erIon 3065 Headquarfers 'For Fedders Air-Condifioners MORGAN'S HARDWARE I35 CaIume'r Road Phone 49I2 AH'er fhis, keep your accounfs balanced, Mr. Bob Dunbar and Mr. Edward Morgan fell Janei Schellinger and Susan Johnson. BE SMART . . . SAVE YOUR MONEY AT THE CHESTERTON STATE BANK I O9 Broadway Ches1'er'l'on 2540 880 W. Indiana Avenue Phone 30I5 ane Me mg. SAIDLA'S STUDIO Member of +I1e NATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHERS ASSOCIATION 8 Zaaldtg Quanta and Mea+s af 0'-SON 5 SETSER'S sPoTLlTE BIKE SHOP GROCERY Lincoln and Por+er IOIO Wesi' Porfer Avenue PORTER' INDIANA Phone 7295 phone 3.43 Congra+ula+ions Class of I 957 DR. THOMAS C. HALL 1 Rush Down +o Q5 BARTEL'S HARDWARE I I5 Broadway a Ches'I'er+on 23I5 0 LZLL ' f FOR YOUR HARDWARE suPPLlEs aa: at lg If Ts ,new w,4'1,N ff T H YH we fe F SIIIEDIIIIIIPSS FUUDLIIIEB 235 Calumei' Road Telephone 2580 CHESTERTON, INDIANA GROCERIES - MEA-TS - FRUITS - VEGETABLES The Besf in Qualify-Lowesf in Price CHESTERTON'S MOST MODERN FOOD STORE QQ' PN ff' is 'tv uw 1 K WM' B Eighgp and Winnie Kozy wafch H BS MF. LOPSI' WIPBS 'HIS d 'F Hi 9 .-.A :izifififgfgfffffiff 1ifffff5f3fff?fifi:i:4:4.. I .'I'If-1'I'f'f'f'f'I'f'f'f'1 'f'f'f'f'f'f'f'f'f'f':f'f'f'f'. I E LOPER S STANDARD SERV C 92I Broadway Telephone 224I Phone 2200 ' ' I v fogziqygtyx ILOYQW O 80,500 O S O A lol BroadwaY ,f5f'f7fNf9?'CfXY,2-X5 ig OM l C E JYVJQ Aufo Body Service O Q? ,1 Z . Wrecker Service 6 . Is OUR Es+ima+es f mggjm JOHNSON BROS. , 9+h and Broadway CHET JOHNSON - HARLEY JOHNSON Bes+ Wishes +o fhe Graduafing Class ROBERT M. CAMPBELL D. D. S. AMBULANCE 1 Oxygen Equipped WHITE FUNERAL HOME 525 Sou+h Second Phone 9309 per. Bob Rowley, and Dick Loper R8fM as s'l'a+ion SERVICE STANDARD U. S. I 20 PORTER HARDWARE Porfer, Indiana Phone 3700 CHESTERTON FURNITURE CO. Broadway S+ree'I' Phone 29l5 Sandra Sfemp and Virginia Hammond 'think ahead 'fo fhe 'Fufure as +hey browse fhrough 'ihe Chesferfon Furnifure S'I'ore. ' 3. Karen Kieldsen and Nancy Goodlin admire 'l'he new shoe fashions Mrs. Edman is showing. A Lovely Crea+ion in Brown Suede and Many O+her Temp+ing S+yles and Colors ai' fhe L AND M BOOT SHOP in Ches+er+on, Indiana H' Can Be Found a+ I29 Sou+h Calumei' Road Don'1' Forger +he Name +he L AND M BOOT SHOP Phone Ches+er+on 2625 Re,,pbcr RAY'S SUB - TEEN SHOP Feafures a Compleie Line of Apparel for Boys and Girls BUSH MOTOR SALES Your Friendly FORD DEALER Dial 4030 or 9427 SALES SERVICE 2' I send All of My Clo+l1es QQ 'S 371 A +o I ! DRESS WELL X ff , - X CLEANERS O5 Q iq l+'s Noi' Hopeless Ye+! G' Q51 f Jusf Bring H' Info QQ? Jusrus Auro BODY A AND PAINT SHOP if 57 is M S ?MW WM 55.00 Walt Halley Kenny Rucker Dr. Vukovich Chester Sternp Shell Service Zepher Awning Waverly Grocery Frank's Marathon State Park Drugs Par-A-Mount Tool Nickel's Drug Store Heward's Drug Store Bassett the Florist Anclerson's Barber Shop Lipinski Texaco Service Harring'ron's Meat Market Hofman, Aaron, Eddie-II9 Aaron, Wayne-l25 Adams, Larry-II9' Adams, Michaele-III Ahrendf, Roberf-Ill Ahrendf, Ted-II9 Ailes, Vicki-II9 Allmon, Kennelh-97 Ameling, Dwight-IOS Andershock, Carol-26, 30 ,4S, III Andershock, William-28, Ill Anderson, Carol-I3, 20, 2I, 27, 97 Dave-29, 82 Anderson, Anderson, Jack-III Anderson, Judy L.-37, 45, IOS Anderson, Judy E.-ll, 26, 39, lll INDEX Campbell, Geneine-III Campbell, Sue-l5, 33, 97 Cannon, Linda-III Carew, Barbara-ll, 25, 27, 3l, 32, 45, 49, 53, 83, I30 Carlisle, Sharon-26, 44, Ill Carlson, Carlson, Marilyn-32, 84, ISO Mariorie-I ll Carlson, Wendell-35, 45, 84 CGTOOCIY. KGVIW--l2, 26, 44, 68, IIO, I I Carpenfer, Carol--II9 Carpenler, Don-60, 67, lll Carpenter, John-42, IOS Carpenrer, Raymond-l25 Carfer, Andrew'-I25 Carler, Paf-I I9 Anderson, Sharon-I I9 Arnold, Delberf-45, IOS Arvidson, John-42, lll Arvidson, Marilyn-I25 Arvin, Philip-29, 45, 58, S9, 82 Arvin, Ronald-69, I25 Babcock, Charles-69, l25 Babcock, David-I05 Babcock, Douglas-69, II9 Babcock, Lesler-ll, 44, 60, 67, Ill, II7 Bagby, Tim-34, 45, 60, 6l, 67, IIO, lll Bagull, Bob-82 Baird, Jack-45, II9 Baird, Jayne-27, 97 Bancrofl, Dale-l25 Barnard, Carol-l25 Barfholomew, Bruce-28, Ill, II7 Barfruff, Kenneth-II9 Bariruff, Nancy-l2S Barlrufl, Sfeven-IOS Basserf, Joel-69, I25 Bates, Allen-II9 Bauer, Bonni-II9 Beck, Elwood-29, 97 Beck, Bill J.-97 Beck, Bill S.-IOS Bender, Donna-l24, I25 Benson, LaVerne-26, 44, III Bergquisr, Janef-I2, 20, 2I, 26, 33, 44, Ill Berndf, Pal-Ill Beschinski, Barbara-44, III Beschinski, Dick-B2 Belferlon, Gloria-I25 Befrs, Roberr-38, 42, 97 Befz, Fred-33, l05 Bell, John-125 Bielawski, Audrey-27, 32, B2 Case, Roger-III Cassidy, Jimi-I25 Casfle, George-29, 45, 84 Caslle, Richard-l2S Chaplin, Jam-eo, 67, liz Chaplin, Robert-97 Charlson, Carl-84 Charlson, Lova-27, 3l, 32, 45, 84 Charlson, Neil-69, l2S Chellberg, Ann-44, lO5 Chellberg, Befh-26, 45, IOS Chellberq, Lowell-II9 Cherry, Jim-39, II2 Cherry, Thomas-97 Chesler, Barbara-69, ll8, II9 Chesler, Lucille-26, 45, lO5 Chrislman, Virgil-IOS Chumley, Gwen-ll9 Church, Joann-22, 27, 48, 84 Church, Judy--II9 Church, Terry-44, 60, II2 Cincoski, Daniel-I2S Cincoski, Rochelle-44, II2 Cincoski, Sharon-I05 Ciulewicz, Judy-26, IOS Clark, Diane-IOS Clark, Donna-32, 42, 84 Clark, Mabel-II9 Clark, Richard-84 Cleek, Lee-II9 Clemans, Earnes?--II2 Clevenger, Lee-I3, 27, 43, 45, 97 Cline, Beverly-I2S Cline, Jerry-29, 85, I43 Cline, Sondra-44, II2 Clouse, Dale-II9 Clouse, Dennis-IOS Clouse, Duane-37, II2 Coambs, Dewayne-38, 85 Bildhauser, Ca rol-IOS Billings, Jerry-ll, 29, 82 Billings, Lynn-l25 Bishop, Belfy-26, 45, IOS Bishop, Bonnie-Il, 27, 32, 36, 82, IS3 Bishop, Jerry-82 Bishop, Jovce-II9 Bishop, Kaihy-l25 Bishop, Ronald-II9 Bishop, Sandra-3l, 37, 97 Biffner, Ed-38, 97 Blackard, Claudia-lll Blackard, Marilyn-l0S Blakely, George-29, 97 Blakely, Verneffa-27, 32, B3 Bley, Bob-69, II9 Coambs, Jean-26, 45, lO5 Coarnbs, Karen-l25 Coan, Louise-II9 Coffman, Larry-45, IOS Coleman, Ronald-IOS Collins, Jim-44, II2 Collins, Linda-I25 Collins, Susan-43, I2S Conklin, Bob-20, 29, 53, 59, 64, 85 Conklin, Pal-33, 42, II2 Conn, Charloffe-II9 Connors, Pal-27, 37, 97 Connors , Raymond-l25 Coombs, Fred-69, l2S Coombs, Pere-60, 6l, 97 Cooper, Cooper, Leonard-60, IOS Linda-I25 Bodkins, James-l2S Bcdkins, Pal-I I I Boehm, Ellen-43, 97 Bohlin, David-I4, I9, 29, 3I, 33, 35, 48, 83, l3l Boo, Alice-32, 35, 36, 54, 55, BO, 83 Borg, Lesrer-l25 Bowdish, Nancy-26, Ill Bowdish, Roberf-l2S Bowen, Edward-l25 Boy, Bonnie-I25 Boy, Deanna-II9 Boy, Leonard-39, IOS Bradley, Mary-42, Ill Bradley, Ross-29, 42, 60, 83, l3l Bradley, William-l25 Brafcher, David-IOS Briggs, La Wanna-97 Briggs, Sandra-39, IOS Brobsf, Susan-Il, 26, 30, 4S, Ill Brockinglon, Phil-3l, 33, 35, 38, 42, 50, 97 Brockway, Alan-II9 Brooks, Judy-l2, 27, 3I, 32, 36, 45, 83, I30 Brooks, Bill-69, II9 Brooks, Kenneth-Ill Bross, Gerald-38, 97 Brolemarkle, Glen-69, l25 Brolemarkle, Todd-9, 29, 83, l3l Brown, Amanda-26, 30, 33, 42, 49, Ill Brown, Joannerle-38, Ill Brown, Penny-l24 Bruhn, Eva-44, Ill Buchwalfer, Roberl'-II9 Bucksbarg, Jerry-38, l05 Burks, Doris-II9 Burnside, Pal'-26, 33, IOS Burnside, Vaughn-69, II9 Burfon, Dick-23, 28, 42, IOS Bush, George-69, II9 Bush, Tom-9, I4, 29, 46, 47, 83, I30, l45 Cambern, Jim-I I9 Corcoran, Joy-42, 49, II2 Cormicle, Donald-I26 Coslef, Don-II9 Coslef, Judy-II2 Cox, Marea-69, II9 Crampfon, Kay-26, 30, 42, IOS Cramplon, Ray-42, 60, 66, 67, II2 Crull, Dale-45, 38, IO6 Crull, Diane-30, 44, II2 Crum, Richard-22, 29, 97 Czizek, John-IO6 Dahlberg, Arr-II2 Dahlberg, Paula-85 Daily, James-85 Daily, Julie-26, 44, II2 Dale, Mariio-26, 42, II2 Dale, Molly-42, II2 Dalfon, Sfarrefle-II2 Danderson, Barbara-l2, 27, 3l, 32, 37, 85 Darling, Berf-28, II2 Darling, Don-29, 58, 59, 70, B5 Darling, Russell-I26 Dasse, Dick-85 Davis, Grover-39, II2 Davis, Sue-l2, 26, 30, 44, II2 Davison, Bruce-42, 98 Davison, Deanna-l20 Dawson, Donna-26, 44, II2 Dawson, Sandra-26, 4S, IO6 DeHaven, Marlha--27, 32, 33, 49, 55, 68, 86 Deioile, Leo-29, 33, 98 Dehllass, Sharon-27, 3I, 32, 33, 36, 45, 86 DeSarro, Carol-26, 45, IO6 DeVries, Leroy-l23 Didelol, Bob-28, 58, 65, IO6 Didelof, Dick-28, 60, 66, 67, II2 Dille, Carolyn-26, 42, IO6 Dille, Cheryl-I20 Dille, Dennis-29, 33, 34, 42, 58, 60, 65, 70, 96, 98 Dille Joan-II2 Dille Oliver-58, 7l, 98 Dillinger, Ouenlin-38, II2 Dillion, William-I26 Dillon, Richard-58, 59, 65, 98 Dillon, Bonnie-44, II2 Diness, Wanda-I26 Draper, Rodney-98 Draper, Vivian-26, 39, II2 Dresh, John-34, 45, 60, 67, IIO, II2 Drozda, Joe-l20 Drozda, Susan-26, 45, IO6 DuBois, Nancy-IO6 Dunn, Gail-26, 44, II2 Dunn, Helen-IO6 Dunn, Peggy-l20 Durnal, Harry-l20 Dufcher, Marie-l20 Eagen, Kalhleen-32, 86 Eason, Par-72, IO6 Easfman, Darlene-I3, l20 Edmonds, Fred-60, IO6 Edquisl, Cynlhia-I20 Eklund, Ron-II2 Ely, Frances-I2, I4, 27, 3l, 32, 33 35, 36, 45, 48, 86, l3l Erb, Judith-I20 Erickson, Arlene-27, 36, 98 Erickson, Maxine-22, 26, 45, IO6 Eubank, Douglas-l20 Evans, Carl-I26 Evans, Dan-II, 44, II3 Evans, William-I26 Evenson, Carole-45, II3 Fancher, Ollie-l20 Fancher, Sandra-l20 Ferguson, Aaron-42, 86 Fielfer, Theodore-I2O Flynn, Palricia-I26 Fornshell, Cheryl-I24, I26 Fornshell, Emily-27, 32, 86 Franklin, Pam-26, 42, 43, II3 Franklin, Tom-29, 33, 98 Friday, Hank-IO6 Fuller, Karen-I26 Fuller, Meredifh-28, 44, II3 Fuller, Roberla-26, 44, II3 Furnish, Claude-44, 60, 66, 67, II3 Fursf, Terri-I20 Fursf, Tom-IO6 Garreff, Judy-l20 Gasf, Frank-I26 Gaslon, Albert-IO, I7, 20, 29, 33 34, 35, SI, 58, 59, 64, 86, I30 Gayer, Sandra--l20 Gerold, Judilh-I26 Gibson, Charlolre-98 Gilberfson, Roberf-8, 29, 33,98 Gilberlson, Ronald--29, 98 Gland, Pamela-I26 Gland, Wayne-l20 Goldsline, Jerry-29, 3l, 33, 35, 42 80, 86 Goodlin, Nancy-26, 68, IO6, IS6 Gould, Dan-42, 98 Granal, Gayle-I2O Grau, Kafhleen-I26 Greene, Meridirh-I2O Greene, Roger-IO, I9, 29, 3I, 33 34, 35, 46, 47, 80, 87, I30 Greenfield, Sheila-l20 Greenwell, Jack-39, II3 Griffin, Kalhleen-39, II3 Griswold, Leonard-28, 30, 33, 42 73, IO6 Groff, Jerilynn--l20 Groif, Karen-27, 32, 36, 4S, 87 Gunnerson, Cherry-l20 Haas, Judy-27, 3I, 98 Hacker, Nancy-32, 87 Hadenleldf, Delores-I20 Hager, Carl-IO6 Haklin, Jim-33, IO6 Halgren, Sharon-27, 32, 45, 72, 87 Hall, Jim-69, I24, I26 Hall, Judy-45, 98 Hall, Roberl-I26 Halley, Wilson-l20 Hamilton, Sharon-26, IO6 Hammond, Lorrayne-44, II3 Hammond, Virginia-27, 3l, 32, 42 50, 87, I39 Hampshire, Dorsey-33, 49, IO6 Hankosky, Allen-28, 60, 67, II3 Hankosky, Richard-IO6 Harringan, John-I20 Harris, Elizabefh-98 Harvey, Linda-l20 Hass, George-l20 Hass, Sandra-27, 33, 35, 98, 99, I37 Hauber, Edward-87 Hau hee, Ken-30, 44, II3 Hayden, JoAnne-IO6 Hearle, Bill--44, II3 Hegburg, Vernalee-27, 99 Heqburg, Vernon-42, 99 Heinke, Sandra-I26 Hellman, Dale-IO6 Henninger, Paul-II3 Henninger, Rhonda-26, 37, IO6 Henry, Wayne-30, 33, 40, II3 Herring, Pamela-I26 Herron, Shirley-99 Hewiff, Rochelle-27, 32, 45, 87 Hewill, Roger-23, 28, IO6 Hicks, Bob-IB, 20, 25, 29, 34, 46, 57, 58, 59, 65, 7l, 73, 80, 87, I30, l3l Hicks, Judilh-l20 Hieser, Lenora-l20 Higgins, Frances-26, 39, II3 Highwood, Marilyn-3I, 99 Highwood, Warren-37, II3 Hill, Jerry-69, I26 Hiser, Carolyn-26, IO6 Hile, Bob-23 Janel-IO6 Hofman, Jeri-27, 32, 33, 88 Holman, Margaref-26, 44, II3 Hokanson, John-I26 Hokanson, Nancy-IO, 27, 35, 53, 96 99 Holdren, John-28, 42, IO6 Hollefl, Fran-26, 50, 68, IO6 Holm, Joan-27, 32, 46, 47, 50, B8 Holm, Nancy-26, 3136, 39, II3 Holm, Sarah-23, 27, 3l, 32, 33, 35 36, 46, 47, 50, 88 Holmberg, David-42, 60, 66, 67, II3 Holmberg, Joel-I26 Holmgren, Gwen-I4, 99 Hood, Darrell-45, 60, II3 Hogd, Dennis-38, 42, 60, 6l, 64, I 6 Hood, Dorrene-IO7 Hood, Melvin-88 Hood, Paf-I26 Hopkins, Paul--IO7 Horn, Bill-l20 Horlon, Sharon-I7, 27, 99 Howard, Susan-l2, I4, 44, II3 Howes, Frances-69, l20, IIB Howes, Gail-27, 3l, 33, 42, 99 Hroma, Bob-28, IO7 Humes, Tom-ll3 Humphrey, Gerald-29, 57, 60, 6l 73, B8 Hulson, Carrol-I26 Hyberf, Kafhryn-27, 45, 88 Hyde, Marcia-I7, 27, 3l, 32, 33 35, 36, 45, 48, 88 Hyde, Phyllis-I3, 27, 45, 55, 68, 99 I37, l4l Hyde, Sharon-IO7 Hyde, Viola-45, II3 Isby, James-I20 Issacson, Carol-45, II3 Ivey, Sherry--23, 27, 3l, 32, 88 Jackson, Curtis-I26 Jacobson, Henry-33, 99 Jaeger, Louis-I I3 Janowski, Agnes-44, II3 Jarroll, Bob-42, IO7 Jeffrey, Dianne-26, 30, 39, II3 Jenkins, James-I26 Jensen, Sue-23, 27, 3l, 32, 33, 35, 42, 46, 47, 89, I39 Jerkins, Par-IO7 Jersey, Carol-26, I04, IO7 Jersey, Leonard-60, 7I, 73, 96, 99 Johansen, Alan-IO7 Johnson, Carolyn-I20 Johnson, Darlene-26, IO7 Johnson, David-I26 Johnson, Dora-44, II3, Johnson, Jeffrey-69, I26 Johnson, Jerry-I I3 Johnson, John-I20 Johnson, Larry-I26 Johnson, Leslie-l20 Johnson, Linda-99 Johnson, Pafsy-IO7 Johnson, Sally-I2l Joli4n9son, Susan-27, 31, 36, 45, 99 Johnslon, Bill-60, 99 Johnslon, Valerie-45, II3 Jones, Paul-44, II4 Jorff, Susan-25, 27, 3l, 32, 36, 89 Juenger, Janey-I26 Jusfus, Foy-l2l Kahn, Larry-69, l2l Kaiser, Dan-I26 Kaiser, David-IZI Kara, Carroll-38, 99 Kara, Judy-26, 44, II4 Kashak, Sally-27, 3I, 32, 33, 45, SI 89 Kaufman, Carolyn-26, 45, II4 Kelly, Kafhleen-I26, 43 Kendall, Terry-II4 Kessler, Debra-l2l Kieldsen, Karen-20, 2l, 26, IO7, IS6 Kilander, Larry-38, 45, II4 Kilbourn, Frifz-30, 44, II4 Kind, Eugene-IOO Klaser, Joe-Il, 33, 44, II4 Kleberq, John-33, 38, 42, 50, 54, 99, I00 . Kleckner, Karen-I26 Klimek, Judy-l2I Klimek, William-I26 Kline, Lyell-I26 Koch, Dave--73, IO7 Koch, Jane?-72, IO7 Koehler, Alice-44, II4 Kohler, Marvin-38, 39, II4 Kolaskinski, Orma-II4 Kolasinski, Phebe-I26 Korifz, Mickey-27, 3I, 32, 33, 35 50, 55, 68, 89 Kozy, Jim-28, IO7 Kozv, Winnie-ll, 21, 32, 39, 72, 89 I53, Kremke, John-69, I2I Krernke, Robert-l2I INDEX Krieps, Richard-28, l07 Krueger, Ronald-I26 Kruger, Sandra-l2I Kruse, Ronnie-I26 Kruse, Sandra-IO7 Kubick, Kenneth-I2I Kuhn, Gene-I2I Kyqer, Barbara-l2I Lagenour, Betty-I2l Lanahan, Joyce-26, 33, 44, II4 Larson, Donna-I00 Larson, Jim-I I4 Joh I I Larson, n-2 Larson, Sandra-l00 Larson, Violet-32, 89 Larson, Wayne-I2I Lascoe, Ronald--l00 LaTour, Charles-69, l2l LaTour, Dennis-28, II4 LaTour, Jim-28, I07 Lauger, Larry-33, I00 Lawson, Bob-25, 38, 42, I07 Lawson, Deloris-26, 45, l07 Lazaro, Re LeBan, Priscilla-II4 am-28, 60, II4 Miller, Margo-27, 32, 45, 9l Miller, Marilyn-26 Miller, Price-I I5 Miller, Raymond-69, l2I Miller, Sally-I2I Millet, Allan-69, l27 Mitchell, Barbara-l2l Mitchell, Dan-I27 Mitchell, Fred-29, 58, 64, 65, I00 Mitchell, Ken-I I5 Mitchell, Sheila-27, 3l, 32, 33, 37, 43, 45, 9I Mohnssen, Ed-29, 54, l00 Monroe, Thomas-I2I Morgan, Juliet-I3, IB, 27, 3l, 32, l3l I47 33, 35, 36, 46, 47, 48, 9I, , Nagroski, Paulette-l22 Nallenweg, Renee-I2I Nallenweg, Tom-l22 Neal, Dick-28, IOB, I43 Neary, James-I I5 Neier, Norman-29, 42,91 Nelson, Bob-28, 60, I08 Nelson, Jon-28, IO8 Nelson, Nancy-l27 Nelson Nelson , Phyllis-l22 Sandra-27, 36, 45, 53, l00 Neyersl Dan-I I5 Nicholson, Betty-I27 Reed, Audrey-I28 Reed, Linda-49, I08 Reglein, Ronald-l5, 33, 35, 38, I0l Reiter, Carol-3l, 32, 35, 36, 46, 47, 48, 92, l30 Reiter, Susan-45, 50, l0l Rentschler, PaI.Ilf28, IOS Rhoads, Gary-I28 Rhoda, Don-IOS Rhoda, Mary-l22 Rhoda, ShirleyYl28 Richey, Charles-l22 Rietesel, Gerald-60, 67, II6 Rietesel, Jill-l22 Rietesel, Joan-27, 3I, 32, 36, 46, 47, 92 Rink, Pat-26, l08 Rittmeyer, Joan-39, 92 Rzzer, Rob-45, IOB Rizer, ClareA44, II6 Roberts, LarryvI27 Raberfsan, William-23, 39, so, II6 Robinson, David-I22 Robinson, Jim-73, 93 Rcdernan, Bob-29, 33, 60, IOI Ronk, Bill-I27 Rose, Janetf30, 44, II6 Rowley, Bob-29, 33, 60, l0l Owens, Bett -II Ledgerwood, Bill-89 Lee, Don-45, 89 Lee, Judy-I07 Leigh, Pat-26, 45, l07 Lesher, Carol-45, II4 Lesher, Penny-I27 Lewis, Alice-26, l07 Lewis, Della-l00 Lewis, Paul-l2I Lind, Victoria-I27 Lind, Wayne-I2l Lindquist, Tom-29, 73, l00 Lindstedt, Carol-I3, 27, 36, 52, 54, I00, I37 Lipinski, Carol-27, 3l, 32, 35, 46, 47, 50, 72, 90 Lipinski, Torn-50, 60, 67, II4 Little, James-I27 Little, John-I I4 Lobsiger, Susan-l2l Logan, Joan--26, 43, 44, II4 Logan, John-69, l27 Long, Patrick-l27 Long, Terry-33, 90 Loper, William-I I4, IS4 Lorenz, Evann-32, 90 Nicholson, Bob-28, l08 Nicholson, Richard-44, lI5 Nickel, Lynda-26, I08 Nordholm, Catherine-l27 Noyer, Dennis-IIS Nover, Luke-l08 Obrecht, Paul-l22 O'Brien, Sandra-IOB Oddi, Daniel-I27 Oddi, Marcia-26, l05 Odom, Vern-3I, 33, 36, 45, O'Donnell, Margaret-26, 44, II5 Oke, Walter-45, 60, l0l Rowley, Fred-23, lOl Royal, Selyin-39, II6 Royko, Louise-27, lOl Rucker, Kenneth-29, l0l Rucker, Richard-28, II6 Rudolf, Karen-30, 45, II6 Ruge, Jim-3l, 33, IOI Ruhe, Janetflfll Ruhe, Kathleen-l0I loo Sabinske, Arthur-I28 Saltzman, Thomas' -I I6 Sabinske, Dianne-II8, l22 Samuelson, Charles-29, 93 Sweitzer, Alice-37, II7 Swisher, Carl-I29 Swisher, Darlene-27, 3l, 45, I02 Swoverland, Lila-32, 94 Szostek, Sandra-22, II7 Tarnowski, Nancy-I23 Tayernier, Judy-26, IO9 Tavernier, Pamela-IIB, I23 Taylor, Karen-26, 33, I04, l09 Taylor, Veronica-I29 Teagarden, Arvid-I29 Tharp, Gordon-I23 Thorp, Keith-II7 Thoesen, James-II7 Thoesen, Pamela-IO9 Thomas, Nancy-69, II8, I23 Thomas, Norma-I02 Tidaback, Davidf44, II7 Tilden, Ed-29, 3l, 33, 42, 46, 47, 50, sr, so, AI, so, 94 Tilden, Kathy-I23 Tornsich, Lillian-I29 Tressler, Gary-I02 Tucker, Marian-I23 Tweddell, Linda-3l, I02 Tweddell, Melody-I23 Tweddell, Pamela-I02 Van Loon, Judy-3I, 50, I02 Van Loon, Rudy-28, 58, 66, I04, IO9 veden, Bob-39, Ioa Vest, Nancy-I23 Vickers, Marqret-32, 94 Wahl, David-I29 Wahl, Leroy-38, IO9 Walk, Jim-45, II7 Wallace, JoAnn-26, 34, 50, IO4, I09 Wallin, Kenneth-69, 129 Wallin, Patricia-I23 Wallin, Paul-33, 42, 65, l03 Warble, Joan-3l, I03 Ward, Carolyn-37, I09 Ward, Jerry-I29 Lowry, Mary-l27 Lowther, Bob-29, 33, 60, 6l, 70, l00 Lowther, Genene-l2I Lyda, Bob-90, I3l Lytle, Brian-l26 Lytle, Craig-28, II4 Lytle, Kerry-28, 38, l07 McAvoy, Sharon-22, IO7 McClure, Gloria-l27 McClure, Laura-I I4 McCooIe, Bonnie-l00 McCoole, Karen-44, II4 McCoole, Kathleen-32, 90 McCorkel, Barbara-I00 McCorkel, Darla-l27 McCorkel, Harold-90 McCorkel, Kay-26, II4 McCorkel, Norman-69, l2I McDougal, Jim-69, l2I McDougal, Mary-l27 Olsen, Richard-l22 Olsen, Roberta-3l, IOI Olson, Laura-I22 Olson, Ralph-38, IOI Olson, Ronaldf28, 44, 67, ll5 Olson, Terry-l27 Olson, Vivian-44, IIS Oness, Terry-I27 Onyika, Carol-l22 Ormiston, Mary-l22 Ormiston, Roy-29, 60, 6l, 64, l0l Owens, y 5 Bonniefl22 Palmigiani, George-IOI Pangburn, Carole-l22 Pape, Mimi-26, 39, II5 Park, Herbert-l22 Parker, Parker Beth-I22 Carol-38, I I5 Parker, Eddie-39, IIS Parker, Eldon-20, 29, 57, 58, 59, 9l Parker, Norma-lOl Parker, Rebecca-I22 Parker, Richard-28, 58, 66, 67, lI5 Parker, Robert-69, I27 Patterson, Laurel-I22 Payne, Donald+29, 92 Pearson, Ann--I27 Pearson Carol-I3, I9, 20, 2I, 27, 3l az, asf as, ss, 45, 46, 47.92. l3l Pearson, John-45, 60, 67, Il5 Pearson, Pat-l2, 26, 30, 33, 44, McFadden, Carole-I07 McGroarty, Ellen-26, 39, 45, II4 McHone, Betty-l07 Mclntyre, Bertha-I2l McMeans, Delores-27, 32, 90 McMeans, Marlene-26,l07 McNamara, Maura-I9, 27, 32, 46 47, 90, I30, I39 McNeil, Daniel-69, l2I Magnuson, Chase-69, l2l Magnuson, Gwen-I7, 27, 32, 9I Maloney, James-I27 Malony, Janey-l07 Manchak, Amy-26, 44, II4 Maney, George-42, 58, 66, 67, IIO, IIO, ll5 Pearson, Ronald-38, l0l Pease, Allen-I27 Pedone, Jon-I27 Pedone, Monte-28, l08 Peer, Joy-26, 36, l08 Peldys, George-l08 Penn, Clarence-l22 Penn, Flora-I22 Penrose, Betty-I27 Penrose, Keith-l22 Penrose, Russell-l27 Perez, Donna-32, 36, 92 Perz, Paul--Il5, II7 Peters, Charles-I27 Sanders, Edward-l22 722I8-PAGE l60--9-6 Saylor, Bob---38, lOl Saylor, Karen-I22 Schaat, Marlenefll, 27, 3l, 32, 46, 47, 48, 93 Schallon, Barbara-I28 Schellinger, Janet-27, 42, l0l, I49 Schlaak, Jackie-I22 Schrader, Gail-I28 Schroeder, Ronald--23, 39, II6 Schuitema, Ethel-I28 Schuitema, RonaIdfI28 Schultz, Charles-42, 93 Schultz, Dennis-42, II6 Schultz, Judy-I2, 27, 3I, 32, 33, 36, 45, 93 Schultz, Sharon-I22 Scott, Margaret-II6 Scott, Nancy-I4, 27, 3l, 32, 50, 03 Scott, Nancy-I4, 27, 3l, 32, 50, 59 Seifert, Gerald-II6 Seifert, Ed-I4, 45, II6 Selqh, Paul-I3, 29, 34, 96, l0l Seigh, Vicki-I28 Shaw, Elva-44, II6 Shepard, Linda-22, 26, II6 Shepard, Roy-69, I28 Sherwood, Gail-32, 47, 50, 93 Shooter, Judy-I I, 27, 3l, I02 Showen, James-IZ2 Shultz, Harvey-l22 Sieyert, Maries-22, 26, l08 Silverthorn, Richard-30, 37, II6 Simpson, Richard-I23 Sitar, Russell-28, 54, 73, 94, I43 Slont, Mary-IZ, 26, 44, 68, II6 Smedman, Elaine-27, I02 Ware, Sharon-I29 Warren, Paul-IO9 Watkins, Beverly-I29 Waugh, Adele-I2, 26, 44, II7 Waugh, Bill-I23 Waugh, Leona-I03 Weaver, Sharon-IO9 Weidman, Joani44, II7 Weidman, Judith-I23 Weltzin, Jerry-I23 Weltzin, Sheila-I29 Wescher, Larry-II7 Wescher, Lois-l29 west, Kay-27, 32, 45, 95 Westbury, John-I23 Westergren, Larry-58, 67, II7 Westergren, Phyllis-I23 Wheeler, Dale-23, 29, 54,95 White, Sharon-26, l09 Wiedel, Allan-30, 60, IO9, I50 Wiesemann, Darrell-29, 45, IO3 Wiesemann, Dennis-IO9 Wiesemann, Kenlynn-I09 Wilding, Joan-27, 36, 72, I03 Wilding, Mary-I23 Williams, Carolyn-l29 Williams, Dennis-I29 Lloyd-II7 Williams, Williams, Paul-I23 Williams, Pauline-IIB, I23 Wilson, John-20, 28, 30, 34, 45, 55, ro, Io4, Io9 Wilson, Wayne-69, I23 Winkler, June-I03 Winouist, Bob-60, 66, I09 Wise, Ronald-I29 Wiseman, Jim-I09 Wiseman, Sue-I29 Witte, Bill-I23 Smith, Betty-I2, 26, 43, 44, II6 Smith, Carole-48, l08 Smith, Dean-I I6 Smith, Fred-94 Smith, E. Thomas-I23 Smith, I-I. Thomas-I23 Sofrons, Pat-27, I02 Sohlberg, Karin--I28 Sohlberg, Sally-27, 45, I02 Peterson, Arline-26, 45, I08 II4 Manning, Jeanne-I3, 3l, 36, 45, 48, IOO, I37 Markley, Evelyn-l2l Mason, Bill-l2l Mauke, Charles-I27 Medema, Mellnotte-45, II4 Medley, Jim-60, 66, l07 Medley, Wanda-I2I Meen, Bill-I2l Melling, Diane-32, 35, 49, 9I, l50 Melvin, Jean-I2l Meneilly, Bonnie-27, 3I, 39, l00 Meneilly, Shirley--IZI Metzner, Donald-69, l27 Meyers, Brenda-27, 45, 53, 55, 68, 96, Ioo, I4I Meyne, James-I I4 Meyne, Jerry-28, 66, IOS Meyne, Judy-26, I08 Meyne, Pat-32, 9l Michaels, Marilyn-I27 Michiaels, Carole-26, l08 Michiaels, Elaine-42, I00 Mickey, Georgia-I27 Miles, Karin-33, 45, II4 Miller, Cassandra-26, 42, ll5 Peterson, Carl-IOI Peterson, Erik-I27 Peterson, Leland-30, 38, 42, ll5 Pethe, John-44, IIS Pinkham, Richard-I IS Piver, Della-l22 Solberg, Vernon-I28 Sovich, Monica-26, l08 Sovich, Sandra-I23 Sovich, Wayne-I7, 29, 45, 94 Spencer, Marcia-26, 44, II6 Springer, Richard-l09 Witte, Linda--45, 72, l03, I37 Woitanek, Judy-44, II7 Wolff, Tyrone-IO9 Wood, Marge-I03 Wood, Mary-IO3 Wood, Wanda-I I7 Woosley, Steve-II7 Workman, Tom-I29 Worthington, Bonnie-26, 39, II7 Wozniak, Ed-I7, l09 Wozniak, John-I I7 Wright, Wright, Wright, Wright, Bob-28, 45, II7 Larry-I23 Roscoe-28, 44, II7 Shirley-32, 95 Pliske, Walter-60, 67, ll5 Pomeroy, George-l22 Pomeroy, Keith-I22 Pomeroy, Loren-l08 Pope, Sandra-26, 44, II5 Popovich, Mark-l22 Potts, Gerald-I I5 Powell, Joan-42, IIS Prange, Christina-I27 Pratt, Kay-26, 39, II5 Pritchard, Pat-I Z5 Proffitt, Fredrick-I22 . Proper, Frank-92 Proper, Gerald-I27 Putchayen, Leone-I08 Putchaven, Mary-I27 Ouade, Judith-ll, 26, 42, ll5 Quigley, Marietta--23, 39, 45, 92 Rak, Albin-I28 Ramey, Allen-l22 Stack, Nona-26, 45, IO9 Stant, Ed-29, 33, 94 Stant, Jim-I28 Stavropoulos, Susan--I28 Stemp, Sandra-8, 27, 3l l3l I39 I55 svephens, 'Judy-as, Ioz Stephens, Sandy-I23 Ted-60, I02 Stephens, Stephens, William-II6 Stewart, Charles-I28 Stewart, Georgia-I02 Stewart, Sheryl--I28 Stout, Robert-IO9 Stout, Tom-II7 Strange, Marsha-3l, I02 Strange, Michael-69, I28 Studtmann, Dick-29, 36, Stumpt, Martha-I23 Summers, Elizabeth-I23 Swanson, Edward-l29 , 32, 50, 94, I02 Randler, Carl-30, 38, IIS Swanson, Robert-l29 Sweet Joel-l09 Wucsko, Mary-27, 32, 95 Wuletich, Judith-I23 Wyatt, Tom-I29 Wycoft, Donald-29, 60, 64, 70, 99 I03 Wycott, Ronald-IO, 29, 34, 35, 59. 65, l03 Yagac, Elaine-I09 Yagelski, Diane-II7 Yagelski, Melanie-45, IO3 York, Bill--l03 York, Marilyn-I23 York, Marleen-IO9 Yost, Herbert-I23 Young, George-I23 Zaborowski, Jack-29, I03 Zaborowski, Judy-26, 39, IO9 Zin'-rnerman, Bill-I29 Zimmerman, Susan-I23 Zirkel, Daniel-ll, 28, 44, II7 Zirkel, Richard-IZ9 4